Promoting Change & Prioritising Children
DVACT-PAI are the only provider of bespoke domestic abuse interventions tailored to meet child protection plans that prioritise risk management and child protection
Bespoke Programmes
Our specialist programme facilitators are dedicated to providing tailored 1:1 treatment programmes for parents whose children are involved in ongoing child protection measures, such as CIN, CP, or PLO, as well as care proceedings.
Each programme prioritizes the safety and well-being of children, ensuring that their needs are always at the forefront. Programmes can be delivered as a standalone intervention with a final assessment report or alongside an assessment as a Partner Abuse Intervention.
New Partner Abuse Interventions
This wraparound assessment and intervention provides an opportunity for parents to receive an intervention more quickly and enables parents to demonstrate that they can make positive changes to behaviours of concern.
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Completing a targeted treatment intervention at an early stage that aims to achieve genuine progress for parents in protecting their children, shortens timescales, provides evidence as to the parents ability to safeguard the child and avoid further proceedings. The accompanying assessment report will push the case forward providing an expert opinion on the risk posed to the child, and fills a gap in evidence as to whether parents are able to safeguard their child.
An Agency for Change
DVACT-PAI experts have used their decades of experience to develop the UK's first and only bespoke domestic abuse programmes for cases in court proceedings.
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Our programmes are accessible to all with one to one sessions delivered using video calling. We provide tablets for those who do not have suitable devices and can be flexible around session times to aid parents who have family or work commitments. Material can also be adapted to match the learning styles of clients.
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All of our programmes are tailored to meet the needs of the case targetting key areas of concern. We can also work with those unable to attend group work such as female perpetrators, those with language needs or same-sex relationships.
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