AAFDA: Approaching a Domestic Homicide Review

Date: September 2015

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Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse

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Thanks so much @nicolejacobsST and thanks, as ever, for your support. #WorkingTogether twitter.com/nicoleja…

5:13 pm · 6th April 2020

Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse

@AAFDA6

Thanks so much @SuzanneEJacob. As domestic abuse fatalities (homicides, suicides & unexplained deaths) continue to rise, we are ready to support any friend or family members that need specialist & expert advocacy & support from our unique peer led service. twitter.com/suzannee…

5:12 pm · 6th April 2020

Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse

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Whilst we are not currently offering face to face visits to families bereaved by fatal domestic abuse, we ARE taking new referrals. We are offering telephone/video call advocacy and support. If you, or someone you know, needs our service, please contact us on

3:02 pm · 31st March 2020

Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse

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Sending our deepest condolences to the families and friends of Victoria and Ruth. twitter.com/SuzanneE…

4:45 pm · 30th March 2020

James

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@operationencomp @ZoeBillingham @CarlEveCrime @VictimsComm @ukhomeoffice I agree, and I know that’s something @AAFDA6 @sarahdangar & @AVAproject @josharpen have been working on. While children’s participation is not the focus my research, people can share their experiences & reflections on this issue when completing the questionnaire

6:39 pm · 23rd March 2020 ·

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