Resources

AAFDA: Approaching a Domestic Homicide Review

Home Office Minister Victoria Atkins MP, on the specialist advocacy provided by AAFDA

Involving Children in Domestic Homicide Reviews

AAFDA and STADV commissioned this film from AVA (Against Violence & Abuse)

Substance use and Mental Health with Domestic Homicide Reviews

AAFDA and STADV commissioned this film from AVA.

What we do Leaflet

Specialist Help for Families with Reviews & Inquiries after Domestic Homicide leaflet

About Us Leaflet - English Version

This leaflet introduces AAFDA’s work.

Rebalancing the scales

Report by Priti Patel MP

Domestic Fatalities: The Impact on Remaining Family Members

Article by Marilyn Armour

Housing professionals are ideally placed to identify victims of domestic violence

Article from 'Inside Housing' magazine, May 2012

Tips when working with families in reviews - Families being integral to reviews

This is the latest summary of findings made since 2008.

AAFDA CEO on radio before going to receive MBE

Frank Mullane defining on Wiltshire Radio what it means to be integral to a review after domestic homicide

Speech of Kevin Blunnie

Kevin Blunnie speaking about the murder of his daughter Eystna Blunnie (AAFDA's January conference 2016)

Speech of Sally Tyler

Sally Tyler speaking about Mark Tyler who went on to kill his mother Maureen Tyler. Mark had repeatedly sought help from mental health services fearing what he might do.

Pemberton Domestic Homicide Review (2008)

Mary Walker, Margaret McGlade, Jim Gamble

AAFDA detailed analysis of key changes in new Home Office Domestic Homicide Review guidance published December 2016

AAFDA summary of key changes in new Home Office Domestic Homicide Review guidance published December 2016

Criteria for considering domestic homicide review reports

Advice from gov.uk

Domestic homicide review export writers guide

Home Office criteria for considering Domestic Homicide Review reports