Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Offer
This list has been created to provide agencies and practitioners with an understanding and overview of the various domestic abuse perpetrator programmes and interventions on offer in Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
This list includes:
- details of the perpetrator programmes and interventions on offer in Dorset and BCP, who they are for and how to access them
- details on how the programmes and interventions link into wider multi-agency information sharing and risk management processes for people experiencing domestic abuse
- reference to further information on the support services available to people affected by domestic abuse
This list does not aim to replace any individual agencies or practitioners’ responsibilities for safeguarding and/or risk management processes. Please always consult with your line manager and/or agency leads for domestic abuse where these are available. This list is for information purposes only.
Governance
This list is overseen by the BCP Community Safety Partnership and the Domestic Abuse Strategic Group. This list will be updated periodically.
For more information, please contact:
Lauren Bailey
Community Safety Officer
Community Safety Team
BCP Council
lauren.bailey@bcpcouncil.gov.uk
Programmes and interventions
- Project CARA - Conditional Cautioning and Relationship Abuse
- UP2U Family Practice Model
- UP2U Creating Healthy Relationships
- Choose 2 Change
- Time to Change
- Probation Services
- Restorative Justice Dorset
High-risk multi-agency process for people experiencing domestic abuse
Multi Agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC) is a local, multi-agency, victim focused process, where information is shared on victims identified as being at highest risk of harm following domestic violence and abuse between different statutory and voluntary sector agencies within the BCP Council area and solutions/actions created to address the risks.
Referring into MARAC includes guidance on how to complete a SafeLives DASH (Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour Based Violence) risk assessment.
Safeguarding
Tell us if you are:
Further information on the support available
- Help for those who have experienced domestic abuse
- Domestic Abuse - Who Can Help? | Dorset Police
- Respect
In an emergency, call 999.