Recognised by government and national police bodies as a national emergency, Havant Borough Council is committed to addressing Domestic Abuse.
We acknowledge the long-term impacts on housing, health, employment, and financial stability and are committed to supporting victims and survivors with our trauma-informed responses and access to available support through our partnership working.
Below are some of the established partners and charities we work with directly to support our customers and staff.
Key Links:
Stop Domestic Abuse
Supports and protects victims and survivors of Domestic Abuse and Stalking.
National Centre for Domestic Violence (Legal Aid)
A free, fast emergency injunction service to those at risk of all forms of domestic abuse.
T: 0800 9702 070
Hampton Trust
Works to prevent violence and abuse by providing programs for both perpetrators and victims to break the cycle of harm
Aurora New Dawn (Armed Forces and Civilians)
Offering safety, support and empowerment to victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking.
T: 0333 0912 527
Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance Accreditation (DAHA)
Havant Borough Council is a proud member of the DAHA accreditation.
Continually working with Domestic Abuse and Housing experts to ensure a safe and appropriate response to concerns of Domestic Abuse.
Our aim is to achieve the Gold Award accreditation in delivering support to our customers who have or may be experiencing situations of Domestic Abuse.
Recognising and implementing the 8 key elements of the DAHA framework:
- Partnerships and Collaboration
- Staff Development and Support
- Policies and Procedures
- Survivor Led Support
- Safety Led Case Management
- Intersectionality and Anti Racism
- Perpetrator Accountability
- Publicity and Awareness
For further information on the framework and steps the Council have taken so far please read the document below.
DAHA Accreditation Framework (PDF, 890kb)