Statement in response to BBC investigation that finds social workers lack training to tackle coercive abuse.

We welcome the King’s Speech and are encouraged by the new Government's commitment to advancing key pieces of legislation aimed at strengthening the response to VAWG and domestic abuse.

This template aims to help safeguarding children's partnerships to link effectively with the Marac process.

Our Foundation: Responding to young people affected by domestic abuse (Ypva) course aims to increase understanding of how domestic abuse differs for young people and how to make young people safer

This Specialist: Responding to young people affected by domestic abuse (Ypva) course aims to increase understanding of how domestic abuse differs for young people and how to make young people safer

Domestic abuse training for family lawyers empowers family lawyers to take a trauma-informed approach to representing survivors of domestic abuse, understand the dynamics of abuse, recognise the effect of trauma on clients’ presentation, explain the impact of domestic abuse on children and young people, and enable clients to achieve best evidence. Moreover, the course keeps learners up to date with recent statute and case law.

We welcome new Department for Education relationship and sex education guidance but let's ensure teachers get the training and resources to help young people.

Feedback from our project with young people on engaging with the police, and whether they would go to the police if they were in a toxic relationship

National key findings from multi-agency risk assessment conferences across the UK in 2022, including key findings on children in the household and referral routes.