ST JOHN’S CATHEDRAL DOMESTIC ABUSE WORKING GROUP
The Domestic Abuse Working Group has been established to raise awareness within the Cathedral community to promote a clear message that Gender-Based violence will not be tolerated.
The aims of the Domestic Abuse Working group are:
- To end current victimisation and perpetration of domestic abuse.
- To disseminate information to the Cathedral community on the current knowledge about domestic abuse as received from practitioners and researchers in this field.
- To empower people in the Cathedral community to help victims or perpetrators, not as domestic violence workers, but to listen and act as links to support for domestic abuse.
- To explore and liaise with other Anglican groups/agencies who may be engaged in activities associated with domestic abuse.
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