DV-ACT to Merge with PAI
August 2023 sees the merge of DV-ACT with PAI to become a leading provider of domestic abuse assessments and interventions in the UK.
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Our Vision
DVACT-PAI was created with the aim of using professional expertise to help safeguard children from abuse. This is at the heart of everything that we do.
About Us
DVACT-PAI consists of an established team of independent experts who have worked together for many years, helping to keep children safe from domestic abuse across the UK.
Our independence means that we have the flexibility to deliver the most suitable interventions, to find creative and realistic means of managing risk and to devise bespoke treatment packages. We take a principled stance with the welfare of women and children at the centre of our concerns.
Our team
The DVACT-PAI Team
The DVACT-PAI team comprises expert assessors and treatment specialists with decades of experience in undertaking domestic abuse assessments and child protection interventions.
Our experts are drawn from a variety of relevant fields, including probation, mental health, social work and academia. We have a highly experienced team working across the UK to deliver high quality expert assessments and bespoke specialist programmes both for families in child protection measures and those involved in the family court processes.
Who we are
DVACT-PAI is a new collaboration but our team has many years of experience, and we are passionate about our new organisation and the ideals underpinning it.
DV-ACT was formed in 2018 by former members of the DVIP family court team and managed by founders Tracey Boylan and Claire Verney. In 2023 DV-ACT merged with Partner Abuse Interventions (PAI) to become DVACT-PAI.
PAI worked for 15 years as a pioneering organisation in developing and delivering risk assessment and risk management interventions in family cases.
Now as a much larger team spread across the UK we work together to help professionals protect the most vulnerable children in our society from abuse in the home.
Who we work with
Family Courts
All of our assessments and interventions are suitable for cases in court proceedings.
Solicitors
We accept joint instructions from parties in court proceedings or at PLO/Pre-proceedings stage.
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