What we are doing

2021 Census

Domestic Homicide Reviews

Since August 2020 have been co-ordinating a group of Local Authorities across England to share what they plan and do with 2021 Census data.

September 2023, meeting number 28!

Chatting about:

1. the financial state of Councils

2. accesibilty and websites

3. 2021 census

4. housing

5. deprivation

Domestic Homicide Reviews

Working with Quality Ethical Assessments on Domestic Homicide Reviews. Reports published by Home Office

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/key-findings-from-analysis-of-domestic-homicide-reviews

Now working on DHRs to look at victims who had familial relationships with perpetrators, those who were or had been in intimate partnerships, and those who died by suicide. To help agencies who work against domestic abuse.

Follow up voluntary work includes:

To help Macmillan Cancer Support and a Hospital to enhance their response to domestic abuse tracked down 11 of the 361 Domestic Homicide Reviews (for 36 months Sept 2019 to Oct 2022) with a reference to cancer and sent links to those published.
Note for Chair of a Review looking at vulnerabilities of problem alcohol use.

Out-of-Hospital Care Models programme: for people experiencing homelessness

Work with the Local Government Association to gather good practice from 18 Local Authorities and partnerships on the pilot schemes, so the good practice can be used by others.

This includes those who received additional funding for mental health support.

Measuring the digital economy

Out-of-Hospital Care Models programme: for people experiencing homelessness

Work with Tech4i2 for the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) on measuring digital economy and society.

Nice thank you letter from Igor Driesmans, EU Ambassador to ASEAN.

“As speaker and chair, you made a significant contribution through your leading role in the … workshops.

Your addresses showcased, among other important aspects, ways in which information can be utilised for the development and evaluation of policies.

Your solid academic and professional background constituted an important asset for the workshop series, which was acknowledged by the participants, as reflected by the good feedback at the end of the workshops.”