The South Eastern Domestic & Sexual Violence Partnership brings together all agencies, organisations, groups and individuals working to tackle domestic and sexual violence with the purpose of developing and delivering a high quality, co-ordinated, multi-agency response.
Our Aims:
- Improve services and support for all victims of domestic and sexual abuse
- Further increase and develop awareness generally about domestic and sexual abuse and the measures in place to help the victims
- Educate children and young people and the wider public that domestic and sexual abuse is unacceptable and to enable them to make informed choices
- Hold perpetrators accountable and provide effective interventions for their behaviour
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24 Hour Domestic and Sexual Abuse Helpline
The 24 Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Helpline provides information, emotional support and the opportunity to talk over concerns such as housing and legal options. It is a confidential service open to all women and men affected by domestic and sexual violence and is free from all landlines and mobiles and will not be disclosed via 1471 or appear on your phone bill. Family members, friends, colleagues and other organisations can also access the service.
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DAART NI
In response to The Domestic Abuse and Civil Proceedings Act (Northern Ireland) 2021, a digital awareness tool “DAART NI” (Domestic Abuse Awareness Raising Tool NI), has been launched and is freely available to professionals and anyone else with an interest in this area. It provides an introduction to the new offence as well as general information and awareness of domestic abuse.” The Domestic Abuse Awareness Raising Tool (DAART NI) is accessible at www.daart-ni.co.uk
- Useful Resources
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