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Feb 10, 2023 · Whilst some forms of ‘honour’ based violence and abuse are also included, there is currently very little research or practice-based evidence on perpetrator interventions in this arena,...
Jan 9, 2023 · Overarching principles and practice guidelines for commissioning and delivering interventions for perpetrators of domestic abuse.
Jan 3, 2024 · Policy paper. Tackling perpetrators. Updated 3 January 2024. What are we going to do? We will publish a comprehensive perpetrator strategy that aims to bring more perpetrators to justice and...
- We will publish a comprehensive perpetrator strategy that aims to bring more perpetrators to justice and reduce reoffending.This will form part of...
- The act requires the Home Secretary to prepare and publish a perpetrator strategy within one year of Royal Assent. In the strategy we will set out...
- The perpetrator strategy will form part of our wider domestic abuse strategy, and is due to be published within 12 months of Royal Assent of the Do...
- The police already maintain a number of databases which will hold details of domestic abuse perpetrators, for example the Police National Computer,...
- The College of Policing has issued guidance to police forces on the ‘Identification, assessment and management of serial or potentially dangerous d...
- Not all victims of domestic abuse call the police, and not all victims wish to pursue a criminal justice outcome against their abuser.There are man...
- In 2020/21 we dedicated £10 million to tackling perpetrators of domestic abuse.For 2021/22 the amount we are allocating is £25 million, which will...
• This guide aims to give an introduction on perpetrator interventions and to share high level recommendations on how to commission safe and appropriate perpetrator interventions. • It is not about recommending or communicating about a particular intervention.
beyond the provision of behaviour change interventions into recommendations for how a full range of public services can be supported to safely and effectively engage with perpetrators. This ‘Perpetrator Pillar” paper takes the five areas in turn and provides additional detail
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Work with domestic abuse perpetrators in the UK has included Domestic Violence/Abuse Perpetrator Programmes (DVPPs/ DAPPs), offered in a community setting (for perpetrators self-referring), or under the Probation Service (for perpetrators found guilty of a domestic abuse related offence).
> Work with perpetrators of DVA relies on multi-sectoral engagement and collaboration, particularly when working with whole families. This entails robust cross-agency working across adults’ and children’s social care, health, housing and criminal justice sectors, with perpetrator interventions
