Birmingham Domestic Abuse Prevention Strategy 2017-2020

Closed 6 Jan 2017

Opened 31 Oct 2016

Feedback updated 4 Dec 2017

We asked

We aspire for Birmingham to be a City where everyone lives free from domestic violence and abuse.  Domestic abuse touches the lives, directly or indirectly, of many people in Birmingham. The scale of domestic abuse causes harm to individuals, children and families, and communities. 

You said

273 Responses were received

We did

If you have any questions regarding this consultation please contact below:

0121 464 0912
preventDA@birmingham.gov.uk

Overview

We aspire for Birmingham to be a City where everyone lives free from domestic violence and abuse.  Domestic abuse touches the lives, directly or indirectly, of many people in Birmingham. The scale of domestic abuse causes harm to individuals, children and families, and communities. 

Birmingham City Council and our strategic partners from across Health, Criminal Justice and the Voluntary Sector would welcome your views on our ideas to tackle domestic violence and abuse. Your comments will play an important part in helping to shape our approach.

Why your views matter

Domestic abuse in Birmingham, as everywhere, can happen to anyone and can affect every area of our lives.  The impact of domestic abuse can be serious and long lasting and affects people’s sense of safety, health, wellbeing and independence.

Domestic abuse is increasing and more people, both adults and children, are known to be at risk than ever before.  At the same time, our public services are shrinking and we need to find new ways of keeping our population safe and healthy and enabling our communities to thrive.

Our long term goal is for Birmingham to be a City free from domestic abuse and we must therefore take all practical steps to eliminate domestic abuse, whilst reducing harm and demand for services along the way.

By sharing your views, you will play an important part in helping shape our future actions.

Easy read versions of this consultation summary document and questionnaire will be available shortly.

What happens next

Please help us by telling us what you think about our ideas for the proposed Birmingham Domestic Abuse Strategy 2017-2020 by answering the following questions.

Thank you for your time. The information you provide will be kept confidential and used only for the purposes of refining our ideas to tackle domestic abuse in Birmingham.

We may share combined results with our partners however, any personal details will be removed. The results will be statistical and will never contain anything that could identify you. Your personal details will not be linked to your opinions in any way.

 

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