Men
Below you will find information relevant to supporting all male survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking.
Referrals, Risk assessment & Safety Planning
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New MARAC Process – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Guide for Participants – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Guide for Chairs – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Chairing Standards – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Referral Standards – Nottingham City
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Equation Referral Form for Male Survivors of DAV
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Accompanying forms to go with DASH RIC Forms
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DASH RIC Form
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Sanctuary Scheme: Referral Form
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Referral Form for Men Experiencing Domestic Abuse in Nottinghamshire
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Referral Form for Men Experiencing Domestic Abuse in Nottingham City
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Multi-Agency Sexual Exploitation Risk Assessment Tool
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LGBT DASH RIC Special Considerations Checklist
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Guidance to Questions on the DASH RIC
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Domestic Abuse Referral process for Non Police Agencies
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‘Honour’-Based Violence and Abuse and Forced Marriage Identification and Referral Pathway
Practical Guidance
Local Services
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Additional Support for Migrant Survivors of Domestic Abuse
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Equation Referral Form for Male Survivors of DAV
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Specialist Domestic Violence Court: Memorandum for Information Sharing
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Specialist Domestic Violence Court
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MASH Overview
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Sanctuary Scheme Leaflet
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Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (for person wishing to apply)
Strategies & Policies
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Nottinghamshire Police’s Approach to Tackling Domestic Abuse
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Nottingham Interim Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse Strategy (December 2015)
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Job Seekers Allowance: Easement Policy Report Summary
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Job Seekers Allowance: Easement Policy Full Report
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Job Seekers Allowance Easement Policy for Survivors
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Nottingham City Council Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNA) on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse (DSVA) 2017
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