Monday, October 8, 2018
Domestic abuse thrives on silence. We therefore welcome anything that opens up the conversation and the Panorama programme airing tonight ‘Can Violent Men Change?’ will do just that. Too often perpetrators remain hidden and overlooked. They are left unaccountable and free to be abusive towards those closest to them. The Drive Partnership (Respect, SafeLives, Social […]
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
In advance of the Domestic Abuse Bill draft, the Home Office published a consultation for domestic abuse victims and survivors, services, statutory agencies, charities, and frontline professionals asking for their expertise in developing the Bill. Drive responded to the consultation and outlined the importance of a strategic whole picture approach, focusing on shifting the narrative […]
Friday, November 24, 2017
The Drive Project launched in April 2016, and is being piloted in three areas across England and Wales (Essex, South Wales and West Sussex) from 2016-2019. It is run by a partnership between Respect, SafeLives and Social Finance. The University of Bristol, acting as independent evaluators for the pilot, have now reported on their first year findings from […]
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
To reduce the number of domestic abuse victims, perpetrators must be challenged to change their behaviour, say specialist charities and three leading Police and Crime Commissioners. Two women die a week as a result of domestic homicide 100,000 people are at high risk of being murdered or seriously harmed every year Fewer than 1% of […]
