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Children & Families

Domestic Violence and Abuse

Do you think you may be
experiencing domestic
violence / abuse?

Do you think a friend or
family member may be
experiencing domestic
violence/abuse?

Do you think you are
being abusive or violent
towards your partner?

Are you a young person
either experiencing
domestic violence/abuse
directly, or the effects of
it?

The information within
this area is intended for
professionals working in
the field of Domestic
Abuse.

Before you go through this site please read our internet safety warning.

  • What do u know about me? Devon and Cornwall Police are warning of the dangers of
    cyberstalking to mark National Stalking Awareness Day (18 April).
    Campaign Press Release (16KB - pdf help) and Poster (3.43MB - pdf help).
    Adva are also supporting the campaign (61KB - pdf help).
  • Devon was one of six pilot areas in the UK participating last year in a Dept of Health-funded
    project about domestic violence during pregnancy.
    Please see the final evaluation report (411KB - pdf help) of that work.
    Thank you to all members of the adva partnership who participated in the workshops during dva
    awareness week in November 2011.
  • The Home Office Teenage Rape Prevention campaign launched on Monday 5 March 2012.
    Find out more on the campaign website >>
  • Great News...last year's adva's 'Is this Love' campaign has won a silver award at CIPR
    Pride 2011
    (32KB - pdf help)

       

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Our thanks go to Warwickshire Against Domestic Abuse for allowing us to reproduce some of their content.

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