Protecting Children, Managing Risk in
Domestic Abuse Conference
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AIM
To consider the challenges of
managing cases where known
Domestic Abuse is present.
Learning Outcomes
1.To examine research and data about DA to
support risk assessment and management
decisions.
2.To raise awareness of DASH risk
assessment and MARACs.
3.To improve understanding of the links
between DA and child abuse, particularly
child homicide.
4.To get an overview of Domestic Homicide
Reviews and national lessons learned.
HSCB Priorities
• Embedding the HSCB Quality
Assurance Framework
• Ensuring compliance with the new
Statutory Safeguarding Guidance
• Safeguarding disabled children
• Tackling child sexual exploitation
• Young people who self harm
Programme
0900 – Arrival, registration, tea/coffee
0930 – Welcome, housekeeping – Trish Dennison – Chair of
MASF West
0945 – Keynote speaker – Diana Barran - the founder and Chief
Executive, CAADA
1030 – Break
1100 – Domestic Homicide Reviews facts and lessons learned –
Nicole Jacobs, Standing Together
1200 – Development in police practice – Inspector Darren
Murphy (DVPN, Op CARA, Clare’s Law)
1230 – Lunch – trade stalls on display
1330 – Hampton Trust – Workshop activity
1430 – Break
1500 – The Hampshire picture and developments – Jude
Ruddock-Atcherley County DA Coordinator
1545 – Q&A
1600 – Close
Q&A
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