Domestic Violence Assessment Consultancy and Training

Domestic abuse is a major concern for those working with families in the aftermath of the pandemic and professionals have reported being...

Research is emerging that coronavirus measures have fostered an environment where perpetrators use of coercive controlling behaviour has...

The Independent Office for Police Conduct launched a national campaign to make people aware of how they can alert police that they are in...

With many organisations having to furlough staff and stop services, DV-ACT have continued to work as usual. We tell you why and how....

Many of us are turning to video calls to work with clients. When working with victims of DV we must consider her safety

After the publication of the rapid consultation on remote hearings in the family court we look at what the findings were and how it will...

DV-ACT experts have worked for many years to provide independent assistance to the family court and are proud to work alongside legal...

As we all get used to living indoors more of us have started to think, and become concerned about, what could be going on behind closed...

As an addition to our Coronavirus guidance to social workers, this post will give the most up to date guidance available for separated famil

In 2019 an estimated 2.4 million adults experienced domestic abuse in the UK so, chances are, someone in your community is living with...

If you are a social worker or solicitor this post will tell you how DV-ACT are continuing to offer expert domestic abuse assessments and...

This post will give information on how to complete emergency safety planning with perpetrators

With the possibility of homes being kept in lockdown because of the corona virus it is important that we help keep families safe

For those families living in a home where domestic abuse is present, it is important that a safety plan is in place. This post is...