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2.5 Creating the right environment | Free From Fear
The Free from Fear partners believe, as social landlords we have a vital role to play in supporting tenants to access the support they need.
The increased visibility of domestic abuse cases amongst social landlords South East Wales is a result of the Gwent police information sharing initiative known as the Daily Domestic Abuse Conference Call. This has given social landlords and other agencies a greater understanding of the prevalence of domestic abuse in social housing properties.
In Gwent, Free from Fear partners have learned that concerns about safety and other related issues can be overcome by routinely making sensitive enquiries, providing relevant information, and support with tenancy related matters. Not everyone will disclose to us or take up our support, however it is essential to create opportundities for peopl e to do so when victims are ready to disclose their abuse, they get the information andsupport they need to take action.
There are steps staff can take through familiarising themselves with sections such as 'Spotting the signs', to support a tenant who is suspected or known to be experiencing domestic abuse. In combination with appropriate training, it is hoped this tool will enable housing staff to feel more confident in supporting  tenants who are experiencing domestic abuse.
Understanding the appropriate referral pathways is part of this response. 'VAWDASV Referral Pathways'
2.4 Increased Vulnerability Creating the right environment - A tool for staff
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1. Cartrefi Mwy Diogel: Gweithio gyda’n gilydd
1.4 Asesu Risg a MARAC
1.5 Eiriolwyr a Chynghorwyr
1.6 Datgeliadau Cyfraith Clare
2. Ymateb i Ddioddefwyr
2.1 Y porth o dai cymdeithasol i gymorth parhaus
2.4 Pobl sy’n Fwy Agored i Niwed
2.5 Creu’r amgylchedd cywir
Creu’r amgylchedd cywir: offeryn i staff
3.2 Camau i wella diogelwch personol
3.3 Atgyfeiriadau at asiantaethau arbenigol ar gyfer cynllunio diogelwch unigol
3.4 Newid eiddo a throsglwyddiadau
4. Ymateb i gyflawnwyr trosedd
1.1 The National Training Framework for VAWDASV
1.2 Training for staff in front line roles
1.3 The Specialist Syllabus
2. Multi Agency Collaboration
3. Mechanisms for Early Intervention
4. Policies and Procedures
7. Target Hardening (SASH)
8. Responding to Perpetrators
10. Monitoring and Quality Assurance
1. The case for improving responses to VAWDASV
2. VAWDASV Leadership Series
3. Developing VAWDASV Strategy
5. Innovation and Partnerships
1. Safer Homes: Working Together
1.1 Multi Agency Fora
1.4 Risk Assessment (and MARAC)
1.5 Advocates and advisors
1.6 Clare’s Law Disclosures
2. Responding to Victims
2.1 Gateway through social housing to ongoing support
2.5 Creating the right environment
Creating the right environment - A tool for staff
3.2 Measures to improve personal safety
3.3 Referrals to specialist agencies for individual safety planning
3.4 Property moves and transfers
4. Responding to Perpetrators
1.1 Y Fframwaith Hyfforddi Cenedlaethol ar gyfer Trais yn erbyn Menywod, Cam-drin Domestig a Thrais Rhywiol
1.2 Hyfforddiant ar gyfer staff mewn gwaith rheng flaen
1.3 Y Maes Llafur Arbenigol
3. Mecanweithiau ar gyfer Ymyrraeth Gynnar
4. Polisïau a Gweithdrefnau
7. Gwella Diogelwch (SASH)
8. Ymateb i gyflawnwyr
10. Monitro a Sicrwydd Ansawdd
1. Yr achos dros wella VAWDASV
2. Cyfres Arweinyddiaeth VAWDSAV
3. Datblygu Strategaeth VAWDASV
5. Arloesedd a Phartneriaethau