What is Restart?
Restart provides early intervention for perpetrators causing harm in families working with Children’s Social Care (CSC), to prevent continued abuse. The pilot takes a multi-agency approach, which includes working with housing teams to develop new accommodation pathways and supports CSC and housing.
This pilot project is a partnership between MOPAC, Respect, SafeLives, Social Finance, Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) and Cranstoun and operating in 5 London boroughs:
- Camden
- Croydon
- Havering
- Sutton
- Westminster
The support and housing needs of each family is considered on an individual basis and is dependent on all support, housing options and pathways for survivors and their children, including the option to relocate due to domestic abuse. Therefore, it does not replace or diminish the lifesaving role of safe alternative accommodation for survivors and children, including the vital need for refuge accommodation.
Restart resources
Service user information leaflet (black and white)
Service user information leaflet (colour)
CSC professionals information leaflet (black and white)
CSC professionals information leaflet (colour)
Partnership team contacts
Drive Partnership Central Team
Programme Lead: Hannah Candee Hannah.Candee@safelives.org.uk
Cranstoun
Service Manager: Chetana Brar-Mander – cbrarmander@cranstoun.org.uk
Referrals – restart@cranstoun.org.uk
DAHA
Housing lead: Lexi Alafouzo – l.alafouzo@standingtogether.org.uk
Respect
Safe & Together Project Manager: Rachael Reynolds – rachael.reynolds@respect.uk.net