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Supporting your response to domestic abuse

Explore our resources, including our EIDA Handbook, guides, a template domestic abuse policy and more, to help you to address domestic abuse.

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There are a wide range of organisations that provide specialist domestic abuse and safeguarding training. If you would like further details about training providers, please contact [email protected].

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EIDA Beacon case study: How the Ministry of Justice introduced in-house Independent Domestic Violence Advocates (IDVAs)

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Perpetrator response case studies

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Perpetrator response case study: An HR leader’s perspective on addressing perpetrator employees

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Perpetrator response case study: How Hawksmoor is responding to perpetrators of domestic abuse

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Perpetrator response case study: How the Ministry of Defence is tackling domestic abuse in the Armed Forces community

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Perpetrator response case study: How Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are responding to perpetrators of domestic abuse

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Supporting your response to domestic abuse

Directory of Support Services

The EIDA Handbook

Domestic abuse policy template: Sharon’s policy

E-learning module for SMEs

16 Days of Activism campaign resources 2025

EIDA Beacon case study: How the Ministry of Justice introduced in-house Independent Domestic Violence Advocates (IDVAs)

Perpetrator response case studies

Perpetrator response case study: An HR leader’s perspective on addressing perpetrator employees

Perpetrator response case study: How Hawksmoor is responding to perpetrators of domestic abuse

Perpetrator response case study: How the Ministry of Defence is tackling domestic abuse in the Armed Forces community

Perpetrator response case study: How Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are responding to perpetrators of domestic abuse

How law firm Dentons created a Domestic Abuse Companion network