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Leeway Community services cover Norfolk and Waveney meeting people who are living with or fleeing abusive relationships this includes our helpline for women and men, as well as caseworkers, outreach workers and a children’s team. We also have an advocacy service for high risk service users. We have seen many changes in attitudes and legislation over this time and partnership working is a big move forward in reaching and supporting people experiencing domestic abuse. We work closely with Norfolk Constabulary regarding Claire’s Law and Coercive Control. What do you do to relax? Go to the football, spend time with my family, go on holidays, visit the seaside. If you were given 3 wishes, what would they be? Secure long-term funding for domestic abuse services, Government legislation to safeguard victims from further abuse Norwich City Football Club to win the Premier League Finally, you’re stranded on a desert island. Which 3 things could you not live without? Chocolate or cake, glass of wine, water. “We have seen many changes in attitudes and legislation over this time ” We are also involved in many consultations, both nationally and locally, and campaign on various issues alongside Women’s Aid over many years to improve the lives and services for women and children. Many things still need be done like having a national stalking register and also for the government to ensure long term, secure, funding for refuges, as well as introducing a Commissioner to ensure good practice is being carried out by the police and legal system. Making sure children and teenagers’, experiencing DA, voices are heard and that they have adequate support from DA services. Mandy, Thank you so much for giving your time to this interview. It is great to know a little bit more about the CEO of the charity I volunteer for. The sponsored headshave did not reach the target I had hoped for but am looking at organising another fundraising event to support Leeway. It will be some form of sponsored karaoke but let's get Christmas out of the way first! Min CCChat Magazine - Making the Invisible Visible
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Page 48 and 49: Mandy Procter CEO, Leeway Hi Mandy,
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