Domestic abuse: How can Community Mental Health Nurses respond
Women who have experienced domestic violence and abuse generally have poorer health than other women. Health issues include chronic problems with digestion, kidney and bladder...
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Helping victims in Scotland become safer, sooner
Jen Douglas, Scottish Engagement Lead, talks about the tools for speedy, precise risk assessment for domestic abuse victims to ensure swift, appropriate support.
Homelessness for domestic abuse survivors can and must be prevented
Matt Downie, Crisis Director, urges preventing homelessness for domestic abuse survivors, and discusses recent APPG for Ending Homelessness recommendations. Audio available.
Importance of specialist mental health interventions for children experiencing domestic abuse
Janina Engler-Williams, SafeLives research analyst, explores our Children's Insights dataset, and what it shows about the benefits of specialist mental health support
Living with domestic abuse as an ACE (Adverse childhood experience)
Dr Kat Ford, researcher at Public Health Wales, talks about the importance of considering adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) when responding to domestic violence.
Making the MARAC process work for disabled people
Exploring Marac data: Are disabled people getting the support they need? ‘Hidden impairments’ and recommendations for inclusion.
Motherhood, homelessness and abuse: the importance of a gendered approach
Katherine Sacks-Jones, Alliance for Women and Girls at Risk, outlines the specific needs of women experiencing homelessness, and how support must address this.
Preventing further harm to children from domestic abuse
Insights and resources from NSPCC professionals on their work with children and parents and what can be done to prevent further harm to children experiencing...
Reflections of an IDVA on ‘honour’-based abuse
In Tower Hamlets, domestic abuse and 'honour'-based violence are pressing issues. Read insights from senior Idva Tina Ciccotto.
Violence in young people’s relationships – Reflections on two serious case reviews
Dr Christine Barter is a Reader in Young People and Violence Prevention in the Connect Centre for International Research on New Approaches to Prevent Violence...