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DAHA accreditation is the UK benchmark for how housing providers should respond to domestic abuse in the UK. We are the only project in the UK offering a domestic abuse accreditation for the housing sector. DAHA accreditation is recognised in the government's Ending Violence against Women and Girls Strategy: 2016 to 2020. By becoming DAHA accredited, housing providers and services are taking a stand to ensure they deliver safe and effective responses to domestic abuse.
Our accreditation framework includes 8 priority areas that considers an organisation's operations and delivers safe and effective interventions in domestic abuse.
It builds in processes that help guide staff to adequately address the needs of survivors and hold abusers to account.
In order to access our Accreditation and the support from our Regional Leads you need to sign up as a DAHA Member - Learn more about DAHA Membership here
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
"The process of achieving DAHA accreditation was a huge eye-opener for us at Women’s Pioneer and has enabled us to embed domestic abuse as a key concern for all staff. As London’s largest specialist housing association for women, we are proud to have been one of the first providers to have been accredited, and maintaining our accreditation is an essential part of our vision to make a positive difference to women’s lives."
Women's Pioneer Housing
"Obtaining the DAHA accreditation helped to change the provision of services for people fleeing Domestic Abuse 100% and the culture of the service. We became the first Housing Solutions/Housing Needs service in England to obtain the DAHA accreditation and we would strongly recommend the DAHA accreditation to all 326 councils across England. Customer satisfaction is now 90% from the 30,000 households who visit the Housing Solutions service each year and this is as a result of the change in service provision following the DAHA accreditation."
Southwark Council
"Hull City Council Neighbourhoods and Housing were delighted to achieve DAHA accreditation in 2019. It created fresh momentum to tackle the issue of domestic abuse across the service, allowing us to focus on ensuring that all staff are equipped to provide excellent services to survivors. Front line staff are extremely proud of our accreditation and we believe that external endorsement of our approach has set a new, higher standard that staff strive to achieve in their day to day work."
Hull City Council
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
"I have only been in this role for [a few] months, it has really opened my eyes on what to look for and how to approach, was even able to put into practice and offer support to a survivor of coercive control, which I had never heard of before this course. It should be rolled out to all new starters."
Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
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Early Identification Training Course Delegate
"[Mentimeter] is a brilliant way to interact in the training sessions, and an opportunity for everyone to be involved"
Early Identification Training Course Delegate
"The process of achieving DAHA accreditation was a huge eye-opener for us at Women’s Pioneer and has enabled us to embed domestic abuse as a key concern for all staff. As London’s largest specialist housing association for women, we are proud to have been one of the first providers to have been accredited, and maintaining our accreditation is an essential part of our vision to make a positive difference to women’s lives."
Women's Pioneer Housing
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