Domestic Abuse pathway levels are based on the NICE and Cambridgeshire Strategy levels – Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Practitioners working at Practitioners working at Level 2 will Practitioners will provide an initial Practitioners will respond to the Level 1 will be able to offer be able to offer universal protective response to domestic abuse that highest level of risk by offering universal protective factors to factors to those affected, and will includes assessment and risk crisis intervention services those affected, and will be be able to signpost those impacted identification. We will also (including fleeing to refuge-type able to signpost those to specialist services, or to provide bespoke safety plans and provision), safeguarding processes impacted to specialist safeguarding agencies. (where appropriate) directly refer and multi-agency practice. We will services, or to safeguarding into specialist services. We will work directly with those affected to promote a wide-ranging approach stop the abuse, and to prevent agencies. to recovery from abuse, building further abuse from occurring. on individual / family need, capacity and resilience. Elearning via Introduction to Domestic Courses listed in Level 2 PLUS: Courses listed in Levels 2 and 3 PLUS: Children, Young People and Domestic Abuse Risk Making Safeguarding Domestic Violence (via LSCB) Assessment Managing Domestic in Personal (Adult Families Safeguarding Team) Children Experiencing Domestic Domestic Abuse Typologies Violence Engaging with Perpetrators of Barnardos DVRIM (via LSCB) Domestic Abuse Domestic Abuse (Adult Safeguarding Team) Workforce development courses can be booked via: LSCB courses can be booked via: For details of Adult Safeguarding team courses:
Domestic Abuse pathway – levels are based on the NICE and Cambridgeshire Strategy levels Level 1 Practitioners working at Level 1 will be able to offer universal protective factors to those affected, and will be able to signpost those impacted to specialist services, or to safeguarding agencies. Level 2 Practitioners working at Level 2 will be able to offer universal protective factors to those affected, and will be able to signpost those impacted to specialist services, or to safeguarding agencies. Level 3 Practitioners will provide an initial response to domestic abuse that includes assessment and risk identification. We will also provide bespoke safety plans and (where appropriate) directly refer into specialist services. We will promote a wide-ranging approach to recovery from abuse, building on individual / family need, capacity and resilience. Level 4 Practitioners will respond to the highest level of risk by offering crisis intervention services (including fleeing to refuge-type provision), safeguarding processes and multi-agency practice. We will work directly with those affected to stop the abuse, and to prevent further abuse from occurring. Elearning via Making Safeguarding Personal (Adult Safeguarding Team) Introduction to Domestic Children, Young People and Domestic Violence (via LSCB) Children Experiencing Domestic Violence Barnardos DVRIM (via LSCB) Domestic Abuse (Adult Safeguarding Team) Courses listed in Level 2 PLUS: Domestic Abuse Risk Assessment Domestic Abuse Typologies Engaging with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse Courses listed in Levels 2 and 3 PLUS: Managing Domestic in Families Workforce development courses can be booked via: LSCB courses can be booked via: For details of Adult Safeguarding team courses:
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