Agenda Reports Pack (Public) 15/10/2012, 19.00 - Meetings ...

Key Priorities and progress for individualagenciesPage 233b. 20 Young people aged13-19 in the targetedmost vulnerable groupsfeel safer (re domesticviolence) as a result. (10in Year 1; 10 in Year 2)c. 48 Young survivors aged3-13 years to feelincreased confidence (a)in the sessions and (b)generally in their lives.(24 in Year 1; 24 in Year2)d. 48 Young survivors aged3-13 years to feel safer(24 in Year 1; 24 in Year2)e. 44 Non abusing parentsor carers of young peopleaged 3 -13 years to feelmore confident insupporting their children.(22 in Year 1; 22 in Year2)f. 44 Non abusing parentsor carers of young peopleaged 3 -13 years to feelmore confident generally.(22 in Year 1; 22 in Year2)and in February 2012 an out of schoolsservice was agreed. In year 1 (October10 –Sept 11) 25 assessments werecompleted but not all took up theservice. In year 2, 17 families will beoffered individual support.aware that MARAC indicatedDV, but not that it was at alevel likely to cause seriousharm or murder. Training hasbeen started with practitionergroups (starting in children’sservices) ensuring a clearunderstanding of risk levels.16