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Consultation has concluded
*This survey has now closed. Findings will be published on this page. Thank you to everyone that has shared their views with us*
About
Southend City Council is leading a review of the local response to domestic abuse on behalf of the Southend Domestic Abuse Partnership Board. The aims of the work are to complete an assessment of the needs of the population to inform future decision making, including the domestic abuse strategy and the types of services that are commissioned.
When answering the survey you have the option to answer as either a member of the public or a professional. All answers are anonymous but please only answer this survey if you feel safe to do so. The questions may seem quite personal but it is important that we ask them to help organisations across Southend to understand more about the experiences of those with lived experience so they can improve responses locally.
If you feel you would like help, support or advice in relation to domestic abuse, you can contact Safe Steps, an independent domestic abuse service here: Get Help | Safe Steps
Who are we?
Southend Domestic Abuse Partnership is a group of agencies from the Council, Health and Police who are working together to make Southend as safe as possible, so all residents can live free from fear or harm.
What is the aim of this survey?
All agencies in Southend are committed to tackling domestic abuse. This anonymous survey has been developed to help improve the response in the area. Southend City Council and other agencies want to create a strategy to improve the way everyone in the area responds to domestic abuse, including what services are available.
Please note:
The survey closed at 5pm on Friday 14th April 2023
Please contact us if you would like to arrange a different way to give your views (for example, via telephone) Email: danielledavis@southend.gov.uk
*This survey has now closed. Findings will be published on this page. Thank you to everyone that has shared their views with us*
About
Southend City Council is leading a review of the local response to domestic abuse on behalf of the Southend Domestic Abuse Partnership Board. The aims of the work are to complete an assessment of the needs of the population to inform future decision making, including the domestic abuse strategy and the types of services that are commissioned.
When answering the survey you have the option to answer as either a member of the public or a professional. All answers are anonymous but please only answer this survey if you feel safe to do so. The questions may seem quite personal but it is important that we ask them to help organisations across Southend to understand more about the experiences of those with lived experience so they can improve responses locally.
If you feel you would like help, support or advice in relation to domestic abuse, you can contact Safe Steps, an independent domestic abuse service here: Get Help | Safe Steps
Who are we?
Southend Domestic Abuse Partnership is a group of agencies from the Council, Health and Police who are working together to make Southend as safe as possible, so all residents can live free from fear or harm.
What is the aim of this survey?
All agencies in Southend are committed to tackling domestic abuse. This anonymous survey has been developed to help improve the response in the area. Southend City Council and other agencies want to create a strategy to improve the way everyone in the area responds to domestic abuse, including what services are available.
Please note:
The survey closed at 5pm on Friday 14th April 2023
Please contact us if you would like to arrange a different way to give your views (for example, via telephone) Email: danielledavis@southend.gov.uk
Southend City Council is leading a review of the local response to domestic abuse on behalf of the Southend Domestic Abuse Partnership Board. The aims of the work are to complete an assessment of the needs of the population to inform future decision making, including the domestic abuse strategy and the types of services that are commissioned. This survey seeks your anonymous views, either as a professional or as a member of the public.
Consultation has concluded
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Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment Survey has finished this stage
This consultation is open for contributions.
Under Review
Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment Survey is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment Survey
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
