Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Network
VAWG is a complex and multifaceted social issue which requires a multifaceted approach, across various settings and services.
This process of multiagency working can often feel challenging and overwhelming for many professionals attempting to make change. The CCR model, which Standing Together has pioneered in the UK for over 25 years, offers a structured framework to support local areas to embed a whole-system response to tackle and ultimately end VAWG.
Why join the CCR Network?
The CCR Network brings together Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and domestic abuse (DA) leads across a range of organisational settings to share, learn and support each other to develop and embed the CCR model in their local areas.
The CCR Network offers a range of benefits for members to support them to implement the CCR in their areas and to learn from each other, including workshops, webinars, a monthly newsletter and access to resources via an online library.
The CCR model is named in the UK government’s Domestic Abuse Statutory Guidance as best practice.
CCR Network Members Online Resource Library:
This section contains exclusive content:
• CCR webinar summaries
• CCR webinar recordings
• STADA resources
• Links to useful external resources
How do I become a CCR Network Member?
If you are thinking about joining and want to find out more, please email us and we will get back to you. We encourage organisations from all sectors and communities to join us to demonstrate their support for the CCR and its values.
Please email us at ccr@standingtogether.org.uk
For more information about CCR Network membership, download our Membership Pack.
BECOME A CCR LEADER
Join our national OCN-accredited training course.
This 9 days professional training course, the first of its kind, is aimed at those who work with a strategic or operational responsibility to domestic abuse and/or Violence Against Women and Girls. The course is accredited with OCN London at Level 4.
