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Identification and Referral Pathways Training: Scotland

The Identification and Referral Pathways training in Scotland will empower practitioners with the confidence to recognise domestic abuse, harm and effectively navigate risk assessment and referral processes.

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Financial considerations when leaving an abusive relationship

In this blog we highlight the scale of economic abuse and share the voices of survivors across Scotland and the rest of the UK. You will also find shared research data and the details of relevant support services.

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Marac-to-Marac Transfer Toolkit Scotland Launch

SafeLives launch toolkit for Marac professionals in Scotland on how to effectively manage risk during transitions.

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Marac-to-Marac Transfer Toolkit Scotland

Guidance on how to effectively manage risk during transitions, emphasising the importance of proactive information sharing and coordinated multi-agency support.

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Responding to counter allegations at Marac

SafeLives best practice guidance for professionals in Scotland responding to counter allegations at Marac.

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Young Persons and Relationship Abuse Training: Scotland

Our young persons and relationship abuse training in Scotland course aims to increase understanding of how domestic abuse differs for young people and how to make young people safer.

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The role of Small and/or Specialist Services in an effective Multi-Agency Response

This report includes findings from consultations with 15 small and/or specialist services as well as 10 recommendations to improve the response victims receive in order to make all victims safer, sooner.

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Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference (Marac) Overview in Scotland

This resource explains the model and role of a Multi-agency risk assessment conference (Marac) in Scotland.

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The Domestic Abuse Court Advocacy (DACA) standards

The Domestic Abuse Court Advocacy (DACA) standards outline the minimum requirements for services seeking accreditation and give victims and survivors an understanding of what they can expect from services.

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