Violence against women and girls: A whole system approach to domestic abuse

28th September 2021Mark Cooper, Greymalkin Consulting 1 Comment

One of the key recommendations from the recent report into the police response to violence against women and girls was the need for a ‘whole system approach’ to reduce and prevent harm; Greymalkin Consulting Director Mark Cooper, former head of the Government’s Ending Violence Against Women and Girls programme, looks at what that means in practical terms, and the steps agencies can take to implement the approach.

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Violence against women and girls: A whole system approach to domestic abuse

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