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Measuring success in Domestic Violence Services MARAC Becky Rogerson Chief Officer

 What are we measuring and who for? Outcomes measures

Reduce repeat victimisation to below 40% by March Identify practice indicators to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the MARAC Gain a better understanding of the cases that fail to progress through the MARAC Share learning with partners MARAC Pilot Purpose:

More than two repeat referrals in the last 12 months and to have been within the MARAC process for over 12 months. Children remain in the property/relationship and/or still open to children’s services The victim retains a very high risk status Victims are prepared to ‘engage’ at some level (voluntary) Criteria

Resources … IDVA’s Practical Support Counselling EMDR Therapy Outreach Sanctuary Scheme Group work Legal Advice Homeless Link Accommodation Training Volunteers Campaigns Men’s Worker (new post)

Our Principles… Engagement AccessabilityThe Relationship ResponsivityNeeds Led - Trauma informed

Adult profile 39 Cases = 356 DV Police incidents 37 Perpetrators = 500 convictions (variety of offences) None of the cases were in the Criminal Justice System. 39 ‘Intractable’ MARAC cases

67 Children relate to these 39 cases 20 children have been ‘removed’ All children were ‘active’ within Children’s safeguarding Related Children

Entry sheet Understand her history What’s important to her? Can we make things easier? Starting point

12 Months Pre-intervention 12 Months Post- intervention % Reduction Quarter 1 (n=10) 43686% Quarter 2 (n=10) % Quarter 3 (n=8) % Quarter 4 (n=6) % Total % Repeat incident rate

12 Cases (30%) reported no further incidents 6 Cases reported further incidents and breach proceedings have been activated on 5 16 Cases progressed to Court resulting in 12 convictions (7 received custodial sentences). 16 Cases have Restraining/Non- Molestation Orders in force. 12 Months post intervention…

– Accessability – Remove barriers to access – Responsivity - Focus on immediate needs (includes safety) - Make a difference – Be trauma aware – engagement is the key and this is achieved through good quality casework. – Use resources and partnerships in an integrated (rather than staged) way Key principles for practice…

Cost savings… Additional Investment (Public Health) £30,000 No of Police Incidents Costs £Savings 12 Months Pre intervention 144£408, Months Post intervention 65£184,340£224,000

Unit costsCosts per person 2014/15 MSP Costs 39 cases MSP - average cost of an engaging case with access/use of all services £427.00£16,653 Additional investment from Public Health - £30,000£770.00£30,030 Total£1,197£46,683 Average cost of support per person:

1.Complex multi-agency systems can be useful but the ‘person’ can get ‘lost’ in the process. 2.Demonstrated we can make a difference by taking a needs led approach with sustainable change 3.Used measures that have real relevance to commissioners and show the cost effectiveness of investing in person centred work with survivors 4.Impacted on partner agencies and produced cost savings 5.Replicated in 2015 with similar results Learning