Domestic abuse in Scotland
An overview of the domestic abuse response, and our work in Scotland.
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Policy and influencing
We use our knowledge and expertise to influence local and national policy, transforming the lives of families affected by abuse. We work with everyone who...
Authentic Voice Principles and Model
A summary of the Authentic Voice principles and Authentic Voice model. The AV principles are the foundation of all our Authentic Voice work. They were...
Who is affected?
Data exploring who the victims of domestic abuse are, and what characteristics and factors make a person more likely to be abused.
Training for police
Training for police forces across the UK to help officers and staff develop a range of investigative and response skills around domestic abuse, coercive control,...
Domestic abuse training for family lawyers
Domestic abuse training for legal professionals, helping you take a trauma-informed approach, understand the dynamics of abuse, support survivors effectively, and stay up-to-date with current...
Support for commissioners and practitioners
Find out about the guidance we offer to commissioners and practitioners, which includes domestic violence service specification support.
Getting into the domestic abuse sector
Our training courses are aimed at those who are currently working in the sector; however, we have listed some practical steps you could take which...
Disabled people and domestic abuse spotlight
Disabled women are more likely to experience domestic abuse, but referral rates to domestic abuse services are low. So how can we better support disabled...
‘Honour’-based violence and forced marriage spotlight
This spotlight focuses on the experiences of people at risk of 'honour'-based violence (HBV) and forced marriage.