Webinars to showcase Marac data's role in enhancing responses to domestic abuse and safeguarding in London.

The importance of collecting a broad range of both qualitative and quantitative data from survivors, frontline domestic abuse services, Maracs and local authorities.

A domestic abuse risk assessment course for frontline, support, education, healthcare and housing professionals, who may need to use or read a Dash risk checklist.

This is an introductory level course suitable for any professional who may come into contact with adults affected by domestic abuse.

Build your skills, knowledge and confidence. Improve your professional response and make victims of domestic abuse who are deaf or have hearing loss safer.

Our Marac Chair Training is a day course that equips Marac chairs, deputies and representatives with the essential skills for an efficient and effective Marac

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.

Practice guidance to support all multi-agency partners in identifying and supporting cases involving counter allegations.

Dr Jasna Magić and Peter Kelley from Galop discuss barriers and additional challenges faced by LGBT+ victims. Discover insights from their work with LGBT+ survivors of domestic abuse.