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Critical success factors for working with domestic abuse perpetrators
Nicole Renehan & David Gadd set out key ingredients for effective work with domestic abuse perpetrators.
1st October 2024
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Nicole Renehan & David Gadd set out key ingredients for effective work with domestic abuse perpetrators.
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The Drive Partnership wants government to reach beyond the criminal justice system to better hold domestic abuse perpetrators to account.
