Birmingham Domestic Abuse Local Strategic Partnership
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As part of our duties under Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, we have appointed a Domestic Abuse Local Strategic Partnership Board.
The partnership board includes representation from:
- Birmingham City Council
- Birmingham Children’s Trust
- West Midlands Police
- Crown Prosecution Service
- Probation Service
- West Midlands Fire Service
- Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board
- local NHS trusts
- local specialist domestic abuse providers
Our vision and strategy
As a partnership, we have committed to embedding shared values of:
- being survivor-centred and survivor-led
- increasing early intervention and prevention
- taking a strengths-based approach
- understanding intersectionality
- upholding perpetrator accountability
- ensuring a robust partnership response
Our vision is for Birmingham to be a place where:
- domestic abuse is not tolerated
- everyone can expect equality and respect in their relationships
- everyone can live free from domestic abuse
The Birmingham Domestic Abuse Prevention Strategy 2024+ will be published soon. A joint action plan is also being developed to help all partners deliver on this strategy throughout the next 5 years.
Read the Birmingham Domestic Abuse Prevention Strategy 2018-23 to find out about the priorities we worked towards during that period.
You can also read our independent Birmingham Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment 2021. This has informed our strategic work since 2021 and the new draft strategy for 2024-29.
