Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse

Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse is a UK charity bringing communities together to end DA

Today we are proud to launch our Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Accreditation Framework.Twenty-five years ago, STA...
12/10/2026

Today we are proud to launch our Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Accreditation Framework.

Twenty-five years ago, STADA pioneered the Coordinated Community Response (CCR) approach, bringing together statutory, voluntary, community and private sector partners to work collectively to prevent abuse, protect survivors, and hold perpetrators accountable.

The CCR Accreditation Framework provides a clear pathway for partnerships to strengthen collaboration, drive continual improvement, and achieve better outcomes for survivors and their children.

Read more from our CCR Manager here -https://standingtogether.org.uk/launching-ccr-accreditation/

11 October 2026 marks 25 years since the charity was founded. This is a significant milestone, and over the next 12 mont...
12/10/2026

11 October 2026 marks 25 years since the charity was founded.

This is a significant milestone, and over the next 12 months we will be reflecting on and celebrating everything that has been achieved through the collective efforts of survivors, practitioners, partners, supporters, and communities.

We will be sharing stories, reflections, milestones, and highlights from the past 25 years, while also looking firmly to the future. Our vision remains clear:

A world where domestic abuse and all forms of violence against women and girls simply do not happen.

As we celebrate our past, we remain focused on the future. Together, we can build safer communities, strengthen collective responsibility, and create a society where everyone can live free from abuse.

This week we delivered our newly CPD-accredited course ‘From Comprehension to Intervention: A Complete Course in Domesti...
07/10/2026

This week we delivered our newly CPD-accredited course ‘From Comprehension to Intervention: A Complete Course in Domestic Abuse Awareness' to delegates from St John & St Elizabeth Hospital.

It was great to have the opportunity to deliver and explore the ways these delegates can support victim survivors of domestic abuse with a coordinated and trauma informed response in their roles. The group explored barriers to disclosure, motivational interviewing skills, legal tools and safety planning to support victim survivors.

It was great to hear from this group of engaged health professionals, thank you to St John & St Elizabeth Hospital for training with us!

If your team would benefit from an in depth understanding of domestic abuse, from recognising coercive control through to implementing effective interventions, get in touch with [email protected]

06/10/2026

Bloopers from our latest video 💜🤭💜🤭

06/10/2026

We are pleased to hear the Secretary of State for Health, Yvette Cooper speak at the Labour Party Conference. 
We’re delighted to hear that “for the first time we will take a public health approach to violence against women and girls working with survivors, charities, local government and the NHS to set out how to treat this like the disease it is.” 
Along with her recognition that “all of us have a responsibility to ensure everyone can live in freedom without fear”. 
We will continue to work together to ensure we get this right.

We're proud to support the Women's Rough Sleeping Census and the vital work being led by Single Homeless Project, Solace...
23/09/2026

We're proud to support the Women's Rough Sleeping Census and the vital work being led by Single Homeless Project, Solace Women's Aid and partners across England.

Too often, women experiencing homelessness remain unseen because traditional rough sleeping counts do not capture the reality of women's experiences.
Every woman counts. Every woman should be seen.

On World Su***de Prevention Day, we're highlighting the devastating impact abuse can have on mental health and wellbeing...
10/09/2026

On World Su***de Prevention Day, we're highlighting the devastating impact abuse can have on mental health and wellbeing. By recognising domestic abuse, creating safe opportunities to disclose, and connecting people with support, we can help save lives.
Asking for help is a sign of strength. If you need support, confidential help is available through the services listed below 💛

We have had a great summer filled with comedy and getting to meet so many of you. Raising awareness of domestic abuse an...
06/09/2026

We have had a great summer filled with comedy and getting to meet so many of you. Raising awareness of domestic abuse and money to support our mission to stand together and end domestic abuse! We are so grateful to John Robins for his unwavering support and are looking forward to our final day LAUGHTERAMA Manchester. Our team are in purple you can’t miss them go say hi and hear about our work

Want to use your lived experience to bring about systems change for learning, to improve responses and outcomes for vict...
07/08/2026

Want to use your lived experience to bring about systems change for learning, to improve responses and outcomes for victim-survivors?

Join Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse Survivor Network, to have your say on future projects related to Criminal Justice, Health, Housing and more.

We welcome child/ young person (16+ years) and adult victim-survivors from diverse backgrounds with differing experiences of abuse regardless of your protected characteristics. We are growing our network to increase our reach to victim-survivors/ people with firsthand, or secondary lived experience (whether you have personally faced abuse or supported someone facing it), and to hear the voices of all communities across the country.

To join us, or to find out more email: [email protected]

Do you work in frontline services and support those who are homeless, in supported accommodation and experiencing multip...
06/08/2026

Do you work in frontline services and support those who are homeless, in supported accommodation and experiencing multiple disadvantage?

Are you looking to develop your understanding of domestic abuse, housing need and multiple disadvantge?

Our expert-led training has something for you.

Upcoming courses include:

📅 25 August 2026 (Fully booked)
Cuckooing Through the Lens of Multiple Disadvantage

📅 7 September 2026
Writing Effective Case Notes in Homelessness & Supported Accommodation Services

📅 10 September 2026
Supporting Staff to Respond to Domestic Abuse in Homelessness Services

📅 17 September 2026
Understanding Violent Resistance & Perpetrator Accountability

📅 23 September 2026
Information Sharing & Risk Assessment for Survivors Experiencing Multiple Disadvantage

📅 1 October 2026
Women Experiencing Multiple Disadvantage

Spaces are limited, so don't miss out - book your place today: https://lnkd.in/ePUEBinb

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