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Our events

AVA runs a series of free events as part of various projects.

Seminars

Community Groups Networking events

These meetings are held regularly in London and are open to anyone setting up or running children and mothers groups about the impacts of domestic violence. Each meeting is themed and also provides a form of informal peer support. Please click here for more information.

BookStella Project Mental Health Initiative e-learning and toolkit launch - London (22 May 2013)

A free breakfast seminar to launch "Complicated matters" - two new tools to support practitioners and services in addressing domestic and sexual violence, problematic substance and mental ill-health

BookStella Project Mental Health Initiative e-learning and toolkit launch - Nottingham (24 May 2013)

A free breakfast seminar to launch "Complicated matters" - two new tools to support practitioners and services in addressing domestic and sexual violence, problematic substance use and mental ill-health.

BookStella Project Mental Health Initiative e-learning and toolkit launch - Manchester (30 May 2013)

A free breakfast seminar to launch "Complicated matters" - two new tools to support practitioners and services in addressing domestic and sexual violence, problematic substance use and mental ill-health.

BookTeenage relationships: Shaping today, shaping the future (15 July 2013)

An event for commissioners and service managers in Kensington & Chelsea, Westminster and Hammersmith & Fulham, highlighting good practice in responding to teenage relationship abuse and related needs such as substance use and gang association.

Past events

Stella Project report launch: ''It blocks out the problem and becomes the addiction"

On 30 May 2012, the Stella Project Young Women's Initiative launched it's research report at the NCVO in London.

“It makes my heart less heavy” Community Groups Event

On March 21st 2012, AVA held an event to celebrate the achivements of the last three years of the Comic Relief funded community groups programme.

Commissioning services for women involved in prostitution: addressing women’s complex needs

AVA's Stella Project, Eaves and the Greater London Authority present this free seminar for London commissioners and service providers.

Whose movement is it anyway? Survivors' role in ending violence against women and girls. AVA conference 5 November 2010.

AVA conference focusing on survivors' role in ending violence against women and girls.

Safeguarding adults and domestic & sexual violence

HEVAN (Health Ending Violence and Abuse) Events

In partnership with Hull PCT we will be delivering three events per year across the U.K. beginning later this year. These will be open to anyone with an interest in developing partnership working between statutory and voluntary health agencies and the VAWG sector.

Bright Ideas Conference (2009)

On 15th September 2009, GLDVP and the Department of Health held a conference to launch the new 'Improving safety, reducing harm: a practical toolkit for frontline practitioners'.

Child Contact and Domestic Violence Conference (2008)

This important conference explored the latest developments in this challenging area of work.

Domestic Violence Prevention Work Resource Day - Summary (2007)

Agenda and presentations from our event in September 2007.

GLDVP 10th Birthday (2007)

On 12th September 2007 GLDVP celebrated its 10th birthday.

Friends and Family Film Night (2006)

In November 2006 GLDVP held a film night to celebrate the friends and family of women and children that have or are experiencing violence and abuse.

Securing Safety Conference (2006)

On 14th November 2006 GLDVP, in partnership with Women in Prison, Prison Reform Trust, Women in Secure Hospitals and Counselling in Prison, held a conference on 'Supporting women in prison who have experienced violence and abuse'.

Talking to Mum Conference (2006)

A day to explore ways of rebuiding the mother child bond after domestic abuse.

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