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Police budget and priorities under spotlight at latest accountability meeting

. Agenda and reports for Police Accountability Forum - 25 November 2020 Opening the meeting, PCC Lorne Green marked White Ribbon day, urging those affected by domestic abuse to seek help from

do so much work to tackle violence against women and girls, not least being the biggest funder of domestic abuse and sexual violence services locally and holding the police to account for their key role in responding to violence against women and girls. “Becoming a White Ribbon accredited

Supporting victims and protecting the vulnerable

report a crime from Norfolk and Suffolk Victim Care too. Norfolk and Suffolk Victim Care Help for victims of domestic and sexual abuse Your PCC works with organisations across the county to ensure specialist support is available for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse. If you or someone you

Supporting victims and protecting the vulnerable

Review highlights the need to recognise carers and carer stress

. The independent review, commissioned by the NCCSP, found that Daisy and her husband were known to be a devoted and caring couple, who wished to maintain their independence and privacy for as long as they could. The review found no evidence of domestic abuse. The review, published in anonymised form

Help for vulnerable young people

partnership approach between the following agencies: The Norfolk Youth Justice Service (NYJS) Norfolk County Council’s Children’s Services (NCS) Norfolk Constabulary, Norfolk Integrated Domestic Abuse Services (NIDAS; managed by Leeway) Brave Futures Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk

Funding available for domestic and sexual abuse support services

Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Lorne Green, is inviting applications for funding from organisations which can help victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse through independent advocacy support. The Ministry of Justice is providing a £16 million national fund

PCC’s office makes a commitment to ending men’s violence against women

much work to tackle violence against women and girls, not least being the biggest funder of domestic abuse and sexual violence services locally and holding the police to account for their key role in responding to violence against women and girls. “Becoming a White Ribbon accredited organisation

Charity helping young people recover from sexual abuse receives vital cash boost

. How to seek help Your Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) works with a number of organisations across the county to ensure specialist support is available for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse. If you know someone who is the victim of domestic or sexual abuse, we