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Services supporting those at risk of or engaged in sex working
Services supporting complex needs and perpetrator interventions
Achieve a reduction in domestic abuse across our district.
Reduce the occurrence of repeat incidences of domestic violence and ensure we are 'getting it right first time.
Reduce violent crime (including sexual violence and domestic abuse), hospital admissions and accident and emergency (A&E) attendances.
Improve the mental and physical wellbeing of people and their families to overcome and recover from sexual violence and domestic abuse.
Reduce the number of people who experience sexual violence and domestic abuse.
Stop the cycle of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
To identify, prevent and divert individuals considering or newly engaged away from sex working
To support and challenge individuals involved in both on and off-street sex working, to change their behaviour and ultimately successfully exit sex work
To improve the safety of individuals involved in sex work and reduce violence committed against them
To support communities to feel safe and in control in their own neighbourhoods
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