Further Resources and Guidance: Property Management and Domestic Abuse during COVID-19
Guidance for property managers on how to support residents experiencing domestic abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Further Resources and Guidance: Joint sector guidance for survivors and communities
https://www.womensaid.org.uk/covid-19-coronavirus-safety-and-support-resources/
COVID-19: DAHA Provides Guidance for Housing Providers
The Government’s stay at home advice in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic can create new challenges for people experiencing domestic abuse. DAHA have produced guidance for housing providers on how you can offer safe responses to your tenants/service users where it’s known they are living with domestic abuse or where new concerns arise.
COVID-19 Domestic abuse and sexual violence guidance for homelessness settings
The COVID-19 outbreak is a dangerous time for clients experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence. They may feel afraid or alone. As a homelessness worker, you may be the only person they can ask for support, and the only person checking in on them to see how they are doing. If you know or suspect […]
Guide to Best Practice in Criminal Justice during COVID-19 crisis
It is anticipated that reports to police will increase during this stay-at-home and self iolsation period. Referrals to Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will increase and prosecutions will increase. Police, CPS and HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) have all adapted their working arrangements to respond to Government guidance, but the need to provide a robust […]
Domestic Abuse: Mental Health, Trauma and Self-Care (two 3 hour blocks over two days)
This training is only open to people who have attended domestic abuse foundation training within the last two years. This training will take place over 2 webinars. Session 1 – 27/07/2020, 10:00 – 13:00 Session 2 – 29/07/2020, 10:00 – 13:00
Responding to Domestic Abuse for Health Practitioners Webinar (two 3 hour blocks over two days)
This training will take place over 2 webinars, with assigned work to complete the following session 1. No prior training is required. There are no upcoming sessions. If you are interested in attending this training please contact us to register your interest.
Safety Across Faith and Ethnic (SAFE) Communities project – Impact Report
Creating Space For Faith and ‘Race’ in The Coordinated Community Response to Domestic Abuse – Impact Report. The Safety Across Faith and Ethnic (SAFE) Communities project has brought together groups who would not otherwise meet and is the primary source of expertise on the interconnections between VAWG, faith and ethnicity in London. Hosted by STADV, it has […]
Faith & VAWG Coalition Statement on Black Lives Matter
Faith & VAWG Coalition Press Release on Spiritual Abuse During Lockdown
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