“As a male victim, what surprised me is the amount of invalidation and cynicism I've come up against. The only people who stood out were the NCDV. Every person I interacted with made me feel valid and supported and believed.” (Male survivor, March 2025)


“I just wanted to send a massive thank you to your team and all the staff at NCDV. The support my family member has had is invaluable. Everyone has been so responsive, understanding, polite and patient, I think you should all be very proud of yourselves for this life changing and lifesaving service, conducted with high efficiency and at the same time, care. (Concerned Family Member)


“I make a lot of referrals through my role in the vulnerable people unit. I cannot praise your


organisation enough. You are friendly, informative and very quick to contact the victim. I know when I make a referral you will act immediately to ensure the victim is protected. I am very grateful for the service you provide.” Merseyside Police (April 2025)


QUICK REFERRAL PROCESS FOR CIVIL ORDERS Includes non-molestation, occupation, prohibited steps orders and the new DAPO in pilot areas.


FREE 1-HR TRAINING FOR POLICE We offer free remote or in-person training to teams or individuals on all things related to civil orders and their benefits.


CONTACT OUT TRAINING TEAM TO BOOK www.ncdv.org.uk/training


This 60-minute training includes:


• Types of civil orders including an update on the new DAPO


• Accessing the police ASSIST database storing copies of injunctions


• How NCDV helps victims, including those who don’t qualify for legal aid


And much, much more…


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