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The CARA effect

How a trauma-informed early intervention for domestic abuse offenders opens the space for behaviour change Emma Hazan, CARA Development Manager When Adam arrived at the CARA workshop, he was certain that he shouldn’t be there and that this was all a waste of time. He had been arrested for a...

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Breaking free from the ‘Man Box’: How the Caring Dads programme helps break the cycle of abuse

Stephanie Lee, Caring Dads Co-ordinator at Hampton Trust When we celebrate Fathers’ Day, we do so to honour the father figures in our lives: our dads, grandads, uncles, honorary uncles and godfathers. We give them gifts and cards and spend some quality time with them, and we thank them for...

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Embracing equity in the criminal justice system

Equality and equity may sound similar; however, they can lead to very different outcomes. Whilst equality means each individual or group of people is given the same resources and opportunities, equity recognises that each person has different circumstances and allocates the exact resources and opportunities needed to reach an equal...

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Hampton Trust’s Chief Executive Chantal Hughes comments on the new ‘perpetrator dashboard’ developed by Hampshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner:

“As a Hampshire based charity focused on breaking the cycle of abuse by providing innovative interventions for perpetrators, we are really pleased that such a directory of support services is finally available. Our work with frontline professionals has shown that there is often little knowledge about what services are available...

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1,000 domestic abuse offenders referred to scheme to change behaviour

More than 1,000 people in the West Midlands, who have committed domestic abuse offences, have been referred for help to stop them from offending in future. The early intervention scheme CARA, which is paid for by the Police and Crime Commissioner, began in 2017. It’s run by the Hampton Trust...

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New Project CARA website to support police forces

Domestic Abuse charity Hampton Trust have launched a new website dedicated to the perpetrator intervention Project CARA to facilitate interest by police forces across the country. With the launch of the Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention Fund by the Home Office earlier this year, Police and Crime Commissioners can bid for...

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The CARA effect

Breaking free from the ‘Man Box’: How the Caring Dads programme helps break the cycle of abuse

Embracing equity in the criminal justice system

Hampton Trust’s Chief Executive Chantal Hughes comments on the new ‘perpetrator dashboard’ developed by Hampshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner:

1,000 domestic abuse offenders referred to scheme to change behaviour

New Project CARA website to support police forces

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