• Survey Overview
• Survey Data
• Survey Update
• Questionnaire
• Country Summaries
• Guidelines to Develop Standards
• Documentation Aspects
• Links

Resources

The Daphne II project WWP - Work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence has developed several resources for practitioners, researchers and decision makers in the area of work with perpetrators of domestic violence. Their purpose is to lay a basis for exchange about good practices and high quality in the work with male perpetrators of domestic violence in Europe.

Provided resources in detail:

• An overview of the findings of the survey on programmes working with male perpetrators of domestic violence in Europe conducted by the project WWP in 2007.
• The access to the survey data presenting detailed information given by the programmes working with male perpetrators of domestic violence in the EU in a survey that has been conducted by the project WWP in the year 2007.
• Information about the opportunity to contribute to the survey and about updating the survey data.
• The questionnaire used in the survey in 17 European languages.
• Country summaries with an overview by country on some selected aspects of intervention measures in cases of domestic violence in the most countries of the European Union.
• Guidelines to develop standards for programmes working with male perpetrators of domestic violence. These guidelines for programmes working with male perpetrators of domestic violence can be used to develop or revise programmes' standards. They do not intend to give detailed instructions but to offer perpetrator programmes a framework for developing specific standards for responsible work. Please see also the links to existing standard papers that can serve as an example for working out standards in detail.
• A compilation of important aspects regarding documentation and evaluation of programmes working with male perpetrators of domestic violence.
• Links to further relevant information about domestic violence and work with perpetrators.

The information provided here is not meant to be static. Please contact us if you are running a perpetrator programme that should be added to the database. Please contact us also if there are changes in your programme and if you know of useful links that should be added.