Help for perpetrators/working with perpetrators

There are programmes to help rehabilitate perpetrators of domestic abuse. More information on these can be found at:

Camden DAPP (Domestic Abuse Perpetrators Panel).  Camden now holds a monthly Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Panel (DAPP).  The idea is to have a multi-agency panel for managing risk and coordinating actions around high-risk perpetrators. DAPPs have a strong focus on actions that disrupt the person’s ability to offend, with the safety of the child and/or adult survivor kept centre. See here or contact Cornelia Bickersteth for more info.  To refer, please complete the DAPP Referral form and send to [email protected] 

Respect offer advice, help and support to perpetrators of domestic abuse and for front line workers, including a help line. More information here.

The Drive project (in partnership with Respect) specialise in working with high risk, high harm perpetrators. See leaflet for more info here.

Drive is a national project, with service providers delivering  interventions in local areas. They partner with local specialist domestic abuse organisations to design and deliver a programme tailored for the locality.

They offer free advice to professional working with perpetrators of domestic abuse. For more information see here.