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Press Release: National Domestic Homicide Conference 22-01-16
Listen to AAFDA’s Co-Ordinator on Domestic Homicide Reviews on Radio 4 – Click Here.
In this guest blog post at www.communitycare.co.uk, Frank Mullane discusses how new domestic homicide reviews help agencies learn lessons from killings related to domestic violence – Families must be at heart of reviews into domestic violence killings.

The statutory guidance for DHRs encourages specialist help being provided for children to contribute but it isn't happening. Marilyn Armour says we teach children that the correct response to trauma is silence and then we are baffled when some behave in dysfunctional ways. twitter.com/nicolaja…

10:27 am · 24th April 2018 ·

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Trevi Hannah

@HannahFShead

Are you supporting a mother with drug or alcohol addiction? Does she know that residential help for her and her child together could be an option? Check out trevihouse.org for more info and how to refer

6:21 pm · 9th April 2018 ·

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Home Office

@ukhomeoffice

Domestic abuse can happen to anyone. Take part in our consultation with @MoJGovUK to tackle this terrible crime: gov.uk/government/co… #thisisabuse pic.twitter.com/DZ5L…

8:03 pm · 5th April 2018 ·

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AAFDA

@AAFDA6

2 weeks after our annual conference. What a delight to read feedback like this... “A fantastic event – thank you – such profound & moving insights from family members/survivors & interesting speakers from the field. Thought provoking, illuminating & inspiring. Well done all”

2:03 pm · 5th April 2018

AAFDA

@AAFDA6

One week since our fantastic conference. Join us on our DHR Chair training - limited spaces still available. Contact us at info@aafda.org.uk twitter.com/FMullane…

11:52 am · 29th March 2018

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