A community-wide, early response to people using harmful behaviour in relationships, including direct groupwork, community outreach & workplace development.
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ALT An image of the front cover of the Make a Change impact report lying on a yellow and green background. The cover says Our impact 2023/24, and has a graphic of a pair of legs with arrows pointing in different directions to represent choosing different paths. There are logos for Make a Change, Respect, Women's Aid, inspired by Change That Lasts and the National Lottery Community Fund.
ALT An image of the front cover of the Make a Change impact report lying on a yellow and green background. The cover says Our impact 2023/24, and has a graphic of a pair of legs with arrows pointing in different directions to represent choosing different paths. There are logos for Make a Change, Respect, Women's Aid, inspired by Change That Lasts and the National Lottery Community Fund.
ALT An image of the front cover of the Make a Change impact report lying on a yellow and green background. The cover says Our impact 2023/24, and has a graphic of a pair of legs with arrows pointing in different directions to represent choosing different paths. There are logos for Make a Change, Respect, Women's Aid, inspired by Change That Lasts and the National Lottery Community Fund.
ALT Graphic with the Drive Partnership logo that reads A Call for Further Action: Strengthen the Response to Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse
ALT Graphic with the Drive Partnership logo that reads: The Drive Partnership has opened an expression of interest process for a by-and-for organisation to join our LGBT+ Steering Group to co-design a pilot behaviour change programme for those who harm in LGBT+ communities. The Drive Partnership is particularly seeking to increase diversity and intersectionality representation in the LGBT+ Steering Group across different protected characteristics.
ALT Graphic with the Drive Partnership logo that reads: The Drive Partnership has opened an expression of interest process for a by-and-for organisation to join our LGBT+ Steering Group to co-design a pilot behaviour change programme for those who harm in LGBT+ communities. The Drive Partnership is particularly seeking to increase diversity and intersectionality representation in the LGBT+ Steering Group across different protected characteristics.
ALT Graphic with two quotes side by side, reading: “I am very happy to be part of the Advisory Group for racialised communities as a Co-Chair and to be working closely with Drive Partnership and Maria Duah (as Co-Chair). H.O.P.E is all about equitable spaces and long-term systems change, thus this work is something we are very excited to be part of.” Meena Kumari, Advisory Group Co-Chair Founder & Director of H.O.P.E. and “I am delighted to become Co-Chair for the Advisory Group and thanks again to Dr Adisa, for all the foundational work that went into setting up the group. I look forward to continuing to be a part of the Advisory Group as well as working with the Drive Partnership and Meena Kumari (as Co-Chair). Silenced believes in campaigning for systemic change, and taking part in this work aligns with our mission to bring greater awareness and meaningful change for families.” Maria Duah, Advisory Group Co-Chair, Director at Silenced
ALT A green graphic with a QR code. Text says 'Has a family member or partner ever controlled what you can do? We want to hear from you. This short survey will take around 15 minutes to complete and will help us shape how we help and support people in the future. DOMESTIC ABUSE CAN AFFECT ANYONE.' There is an illustration of a large group of people standing in rows.
ALT Graphic with the Drive Partnership logo that reads “As well as being a time for celebrating LGBT+ joy, it is important to remember that Pride is a movement for LGBT+ inclusion. The work that is being done at Drive to address systemic inequalities for LGBT+ people affected by domestic abuse is vital for us to move towards greater LGBT+ inclusion for all.” Adam Kirkbride, LGBT+ communities co-design group