Domestic abuse prevention team
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Our dedicated Domestic Abuse Prevention Team works to:
- support the Birmingham Domestic Abuse Local Strategic Partnership
- commission support services for survivors of domestic abuse
- operate a community grants programme to support by and for domestic abuse services
- prevent abuse from occurring in the first place or from escalating in risk
- offer training, communication and coordination across our networks to improve awareness of domestic abuse, its impact, and the local support services
The team is part of the Early Intervention and Prevention department, aiming to:
- provide the right help earlier to save lives
- avoid worsening abuse
- achieve better outcomes
- reduce pressure on statutory crisis services
The team is also closely linked with Adult Social Care, ensuring that we have a holistic approach to support all vulnerable citizens in our city.
