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Report - London Borough of Hillingdon

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<strong>Hillingdon</strong> Domestic Violence Strategy 08/2005<br />

Aims:<br />

Domestic Violence is a crime that reaches into every corner <strong>of</strong> our society.<br />

Due to its pervasive nature, and high volume <strong>of</strong> this crime within the borough,<br />

<strong>Hillingdon</strong> considers a strategic partnership approach vital in order to tackle it<br />

effectively.<br />

In developing this strategy, the council and partner agencies are committing<br />

resources and raising domestic violence high onto the local agenda as a key<br />

area to be addressed. This strategy seeks to target issues relating to<br />

domestic violence within the borough, incorporating other strategic and<br />

development work carried out and ongoing across the borough.<br />

The aims are to:<br />

• Raise awareness <strong>of</strong> Domestic Violence within <strong>Hillingdon</strong><br />

• Improve partnership working and sharing <strong>of</strong> best practice across the<br />

borough<br />

• Improve the range <strong>of</strong> support available, and access to it for women<br />

and children<br />

• Implement Government guidance on tackling Domestic Violence<br />

• In line with the Community Safety Strategy –<br />

‣ Reduce the levels <strong>of</strong> Domestic Violence<br />

‣ Reduce repeat victimisation <strong>of</strong> domestic<br />

violence by 25%<br />

‣ Increase detection rates to 60% by March<br />

2008<br />

• Meet the Best Value Performance Indicators on actions required<br />

against domestic violence<br />

PART 1 – MEMBERS, PUBLIC AND PRESS<br />

Cabinet report 10 th November 2005 Page 78

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