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We are currently working with our partners, service providers and service users to review domestic abuse support services in Hartlepool. If you have experienced domestic abuse we would like to hear from you.
Whether the abuse happened recently or in the past you can help us understand if services provided are helping, what else we could or should be doing, or if there are long-standing issues that we need to prioritise.
We would also like to hear from you even if you did not use our services as this will help us to understand where we are not meeting the needs of the community.
We recognise that this is a sensitive subject and that some people who take part in the consultation may be currently in an abusive relationship. As such, we have turned off email acknowledgements so you will not receive a thank you email for taking part; but rest assured all contributions are really appreciated and will help to improve local services. All contributions will be held securely and when we produce our findings report all data will be reported in an anonymous or pseudonymised form so that no individuals can be identified. You can read more about our privacy and data policies using the links at the bottom of the page.
This consultation is open until the 30th November 2024.
We are currently working with our partners, service providers and service users to review domestic abuse support services in Hartlepool. If you have experienced domestic abuse we would like to hear from you.
Whether the abuse happened recently or in the past you can help us understand if services provided are helping, what else we could or should be doing, or if there are long-standing issues that we need to prioritise.
We would also like to hear from you even if you did not use our services as this will help us to understand where we are not meeting the needs of the community.
We recognise that this is a sensitive subject and that some people who take part in the consultation may be currently in an abusive relationship. As such, we have turned off email acknowledgements so you will not receive a thank you email for taking part; but rest assured all contributions are really appreciated and will help to improve local services. All contributions will be held securely and when we produce our findings report all data will be reported in an anonymous or pseudonymised form so that no individuals can be identified. You can read more about our privacy and data policies using the links at the bottom of the page.
We want to find out how our domestic abuse services are meeting the needs of local people and where we need to make improvements. Domestic abuse is defined in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 as any of the following actions that have taken place between two people who are partners / ex-partners or family members and are both over the age of 16:
a) Physical or sexual abuse;
b) Violent or threatening behaviour;
c) Controlling or coercive behaviour;
d) Economic abuse;
e) Psychological, emotional or other abuse;
You can find out more about the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 by clicking this link.
In this survey:
You can tell us about your experience if you have used a local domestic abuse service
If you have not used services you can tell us why you didn't use the services and if there is anything that would have helped you make use of the services available
Local domestic abuse services are those which happen in Hartlepool and could include:
Local police
Refuge or other temporary accommodation
Counselling service
Legal / housing advice services
Outreach services
IDVA (Independent Domestic Violence Advocate) service / specialist domestic abuse service
Adult and child safeguarding
Health services
Mental health services
Probation services
Consultation has concluded
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