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Category: Perpetrators of domestic abuse
Attribute photo: Minister Jess Phillips attends the Women's Aid 50th anniversary conference to outline the government's plan to tackle violence against women and girls in partnership with charities like Women’s Aid. Photo by: Andy Taylor - Home Office UK Home Office Creative Commons Attribution 2.0

Attribute photo: Minister Jess Phillips attends the Women's Aid 50th anniversary conference to outline the government's plan to tackle violence against women and girls in partnership with charities like Women’s Aid. Photo by: Andy Taylor - Home Office UK Home Office Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Respect’s Annual General Meeting November 2024

Guest Speaker, Jess Phillips, MP.
8 Nov 2024
A photo of the Houses of Parliament.

A photo of the Houses of Parliament.All-Party Parliamentary Group on Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse

Updates on the APPG
24 Sep 2024
image taken from front cover of Nicole's report, says: Domestic violence perpetrator programme and neurodiversity

image taken from front cover of Nicole's report, says: Domestic violence perpetrator programme and neurodiversityResponding to neurodiversity: how we can make perpetrator programmes more responsive

27 Sep 2022

Respect raises concerns around removal of referral pathway for perpetrators

15 Jul 2022

ADVANCE programme publishes findings

30 Jun 2022

Respect welcomes the government’s Tackling Domestic Abuse Plan

30 Mar 2022

New services achieve Respect accreditation

23 Feb 2022

Make a Change programme launches in Trafford

18 Jan 2022

New report shows influence and impact of the Respect Standard

12 Jan 2022

Respect launches impact report for 2020/21

16 Dec 2021

Change that Lasts opens applications for new CLEAR delivery partner

9 Dec 2021

Make a Change launches video with Lincolnshire Police

29 Nov 2021

New campaign from WWP will focus on service provision for migrant perpetrators

24 Nov 2021

Welsh Women's Aid launches report on Change That Lasts approach

4 Oct 2021

Drive partnership publishes recommendations for government's new domestic abuse strategy

8 Sep 2021

Help us increase diversity in the VAWG sector

19 Aug 2021

Additional dates announced for training supporting work with perpetrators

26 Jul 2021

Funding for perpetrator interventions announced by Home Office

26 May 2021

All-Party Parliamentary Group on Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse (11 March 2021)

This APPG meeting focused on DAPOs
8 Apr 2021

Make a Change Tender for service delivery in Trafford

Opportunity to work with Respect and Women’s Aid Federation England
21 Jan 2021

Drive survey with people perpetrating domestic abuse during lockdown

Survey findings January 2021
20 Jan 2021

Revised and new Respect guidance for work with perpetrators during Covid-19

Respect Updated Covid-19 Guidance for Professionals and Respect Guidance for Online Service Delivery.
18 Jan 2021

Respect Accreditation April 2020-2021 intake now open

Join and work alongside other services seeking Accreditation.
30 Nov 2020

Respect welcomes Home Office funding

Funding announced to support work with perpetrators
18 Nov 2020

ALDCS, London Council, Respect and SafeLives have secured funding from MOPAC

29 Oct 2020

Working with those who use abusive behaviours to create change

In conversation with a Respect Phoneline Advisor
21 Oct 2020

Respect Phoneline Launches Let's Draw the Line Campaign

7 Sep 2020

Perpetrators need coping strategies during Covid-19

Services continued to deliver and take new referrals during lockdown.
27 Aug 2020

Respect Phoneline/Drive webchat gains professionals' confidence

​Follow-up case consultations are offered for complex cases.
25 Aug 2020

Updates on Safe & Together

Progress so far
14 Aug 2020

Jo Todd discusses the need to diversify perpetrator research with HOPE Training

30 Jul 2020

Make a Change publish final report

Lead by Professor Jane Callaghan, University of Sterling
13 Jul 2020

Respect Phoneline and Drive launch advice service

Helping public and voluntary services respond to high-harm, high-risk perpetrators of domestic abuse
9 Jul 2020

Opportunity to work with Respect and Women’s Aid

support in the delivery of Make a Change in Sunderland
9 Jul 2020

Opportunity to support delivery of Make a Change

Work with Respect and Women’s Aid Federation England in Lincolnshire on the delivery of Make a Change
3 Jul 2020

Women’s Aid England, Welsh Women’s Aid and Respect welcome the Ministry of Justice panel’s report

Assessing Risk of Harm to Children and Parents in Private Law Children Cases.
25 Jun 2020

Provide housing for perpetrators to allow victims to stay safe in their homes

Respect joins 34 signatories to call on government
1 Jun 2020

The Hidden Harms summit - blog piece by Jo Todd

Respect CEO Jo Todd attended the Hidden Harms virtual summit on 21.05.20.
23 May 2020

Respect recommends amendments to the Domestic Abuse Bill

7 May 2020

581% more website visitors due to Respect Phoneline Covid-19 campaign

Campaign aimed at perpetrators of abuse leads to unprecedented website visits
21 Apr 2020

Impact of COVID-19 on Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Services

16 Apr 2020

Respect Covid-19 guidance for practitioners working with perpetrators

Respect safeguarding and practice guidance
31 Mar 2020

Useful resources for the sector during COVID-19

Resources for workers in the domestic abuse sector
25 Mar 2020
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