The Improvement Service has published a toolkit to help local areas measure and show the impact and progress of their work to embed domestic abuse-informed systems, services and workforces.
Developed with the Safe & Together Institute and local areas implementing the Safe & Together Model, the toolkit helps capture the experiences of practitioners embedding Safe & Together in their day-to-day practice, and of families engaging with those services. It contains tools for local services, organisations and workforces to use and adapt to suit their local needs and context and provides a starting point and guidance on how to approach engagements with practitioners and victims/survivors safely and responsibly.
Download the local practitioner and survivor engagement toolkit.