Whole Picture Public Health Approach Datasets 2021-24 Professional Survey
This data is from a survey completed by professionals who were involved in the SafeLives Public Health Approach between 01/07/2021 and 22/09/2024.
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Verge of Harming Phase 2 research
This research report explores how professionals can best support young people using harmful behaviours in their intimate or family relationships.
MARAC quarterly datasets 2025
National key findings from multi-agency risk assessment conferences across the UK in 2025, including key findings.
10 key practice points for supporting clients with learning disabilities
Discover 10 tips for making domestic abuse support services more accessible to individuals with learning disabilities. Listen to the audio version too.
A view from the frontline: the role of the Mental Health IDVA
Find out about the creation and intricacies of the Mental Health Idva role, from conception to referrals to interventions. Guest blog from Amber Canham.
Domestic abuse and mental health: a GP’s perspective
Dr Katherine Pitt, a GP Registrar and researcher, shares her professional experiences of how domestic abuse impacts upon mental health.
Importance of Children’s Social Care responding to the whole family
Discover emerging ‘whole family’ approaches to domestic abuse. Professor of social work, Nicky Stanley, discusses new interventions, models and evaluations.
Improving the health response to domestic abuse in Blackpool
A reflection on delivering specialist training and referral pathways to GP practices with the Pathfinder project. Read about the significant impact it’s made in Blackpool.
LGBT+ young people’s experiences of domestic abuse
The Voices Unheard project was established by a group of young people from LGBT Youth Scotland. Using a peer research approach, the group sought to...
Managing cases with complex needs at MARAC
Counter-allegations in domestic abuse cases can be complex. Luke Martin writes on how understanding power dynamics is crucial for identifying primary victims.