This is one of the most important things for family court professionals and judges to acknowledge, and that research has shown that child contact is a key site for post-separation abuse

Head to page 29 of Fighting Knife Crime to read our CARA Development Manager’s Emma Hazen’s article on the CARA effect

Energised and Excited were the sentiments expressed as we wrapped up a weekend of training with our incredible and experienced CARA Trainers. For information about bringing CARA to your area, visit projectCARA.org.uk

Congratulations to the Pace Pantheresses team sponsored by Hampton Trust on becoming U9 Hampshire Girls Youth Football League Plate Champions! Pace Youth FC The FA

Ending abuse against women and girls lies at the heart of everything we do at HT. During the last three months we have teamed up with Southampton City Council's Family Hubs to tackle domestic abuse in the city and help colleagues #ChangeTheStory: hamptontrust.org.uk/hampton-trust-…

The funding provided by the Home Office earlier this year to increase the number of early intervention schemes for DA perpetrators was a welcome and necessary step. However, more investment is needed for prevention and intervention to start even earlier: hamptontrust.org.uk/breaking-the-c…

These are the biggest fears voiced by professionals when faced with the task of engaging with domestic abuse perpetrators. In our free webinar tomorrow we will show you how #DARE can help you feel more confident. Register here: bit.ly/47MybS9 #ChangeTheStory #16Days

Hampton Trust stands for innovation, transformation and hope. People are at the heart of what we do. So when we embarked on refreshing our look and website, we built it around the people we work with. Have a look and let us know what you think! hamptontrust.org.uk/our-new-look/

Regardless of the outcome of today's election, we are calling on the next Government to step up efforts to stop violence and abuse in our country: Progress legislation, invest in training, and set quality standards for interventions. Full article here: bit.ly/3W6VMdh

Looking forward to a second day of the WWP EN conference and hearing about lots of good work and research happening across the perpetrator landscape #10YearsOfChange

At the WWP EN Annual Conference 2024 in Berlin 🇩🇪, the attendees are celebrating a decade of progress and exploring next frontiers of ending domestic violence through impactful workshops, presentations, and speeches.

🌍 What an amazing turnout at the WWP EN Annual Conference 2024! 🌍 With professionals and experts from across Europe and beyond, this year's conference brought together a dynamic and diverse group committed to ending domestic violence.

Together, we’re driving conversations around prevention, intervention, and the role of perpetrator programs in creating safer communities. A huge thank you to all attendees for making the experience unforgettable! 🙌 #WWPEN2024 #PerpetratorPrograms #10YearOfChange

Thank you to Work with Perpetrators European Network for such a brilliant event. Excellent organisation, networking, keynote speakers, workshops and let’s not forget being continually fed and a fabulous celebration event on Tuesday Hampton Trust #10YearsOfChange

For #WhiteRibbonDay and UN Women #16Days of Activism, we're posting 16 actions over 16 days that professionals can take now to help break the cycle of violence and abuse against women. Find out more about our Truth or Dare campaign: hamptontrust.org.uk/truth-or-dare-…

Day 2: 16 actions professionals can take now to help break the cycle of violence and abuse against women! hamptontrust.org.uk/truth-or-dare-… #DARE #16Days #VAWG

16 Days, 16 Actions: Day 3! For the UN Women #16Days of Activism, we're posting 16 actions over 16 days that professionals can take now to help break the cycle of violence and abuse against women. Find out more about our Truth or #Dare campaign: hamptontrust.org.uk/truth-or-dare-…