Hampshires Project Foundation and the "ugly truth" of domestic abuse

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Hampshire's Project Foundation and the "ugly truth" of domestic abuse

Hampshire's DA intervention and diversion scheme, Project Foundation, was recently rolled out force-wide. It sees Neighbourhood based High Harm Teams making unannounced visits to repeat domestic abusers.

Date - 15th July 2022
By - Cachella Smith

The Home Office funded project has a particular focus on perpetrators who have committed abuse in settings where children are present. This filter was chosen not only because of the higher risk of these cases, but because they have found that...

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