Briefing papers
This information is taken from the Stella Project’s Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol – Good Practice Guidelines and written by the LGBT Domestic Abuse Forum.
Campaigning & political engagement
In 2007, over the 16 days, the GLDVP highlighted a different aspect of violence against women, both in the UK and abroad.
Good practice guidance & toolkits
Mental Health and Domestic Violence Toolkit
Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol: Good Practice Guidelines.
Update section for the Stella Project toolkit 1st Edition (2005)
The Stella Project has developed a sample drugs policy for use by domestic violence services which have actively chosen to work with women drug and alcohol users within a residential setting. Endorsed by Women’s Aid and Refuge, this policy is designed to provide a legal framework for working with women in relation to section eight of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971).
A resource for health professionals created by AVA in conjunction with the Department of Health
Good practice guidance & toolkits
Mental Health and Domestic Violence Toolkit
Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol: Good Practice Guidelines.
Update section for the Stella Project toolkit 1st Edition (2005)
The Stella Project has developed a sample drugs policy for use by domestic violence services which have actively chosen to work with women drug and alcohol users within a residential setting. Endorsed by Women’s Aid and Refuge, this policy is designed to provide a legal framework for working with women in relation to section eight of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971).
A resource for health professionals created by AVA in conjunction with the Department of Health
Good practice guidance & toolkits
Mental Health and Domestic Violence Toolkit
Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol: Good Practice Guidelines.
Update section for the Stella Project toolkit 1st Edition (2005)
The Stella Project has developed a sample drugs policy for use by domestic violence services which have actively chosen to work with women drug and alcohol users within a residential setting. Endorsed by Women’s Aid and Refuge, this policy is designed to provide a legal framework for working with women in relation to section eight of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971).
A resource for health professionals created by AVA in conjunction with the Department of Health
Good practice guidance & toolkits
Mental Health and Domestic Violence Toolkit
Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol: Good Practice Guidelines.
Update section for the Stella Project toolkit 1st Edition (2005)
The Stella Project has developed a sample drugs policy for use by domestic violence services which have actively chosen to work with women drug and alcohol users within a residential setting. Endorsed by Women’s Aid and Refuge, this policy is designed to provide a legal framework for working with women in relation to section eight of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971).
A resource for health professionals created by AVA in conjunction with the Department of Health
Good practice guidance & toolkits
Mental Health and Domestic Violence Toolkit
Domestic Violence, Drugs and Alcohol: Good Practice Guidelines.
Update section for the Stella Project toolkit 1st Edition (2005)
The Stella Project has developed a sample drugs policy for use by domestic violence services which have actively chosen to work with women drug and alcohol users within a residential setting. Endorsed by Women’s Aid and Refuge, this policy is designed to provide a legal framework for working with women in relation to section eight of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971).
A resource for health professionals created by AVA in conjunction with the Department of Health
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
Reports & publications
The manual is produced by the Men's Health Forum in association with Barking & Dagenham NHS Primary Care Trust.
If you think a friend or family member is experiencing domestic violence, there are things you can do to help.
Sane Responses highlighted the links between domestic violence and mental distress, while finding that both service sectors often serve the same women within their own model and neglect the co-existing issue.
Training DVDs Available
