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We work with statutory agencies, local authorities, private employers, charities and community organisations to strengthen understanding and responses to domestic abuse.

Fundamental to our approach, is building and enhancing a strong, well-informed, sensitive and non-judgemental workforce culture.  This extends beyond domestic abuse, recognising the areas where it often intersects, such as mental health and wellbeing, substance misuse, and diverse cultures and belief systems.

Our robust prevention and early intervention model places our Survivor and Insight Network at the centre of our work. Through the power of lived experience and frontline insight, our network informs research, shapes future best practice, deepens understanding of the complexities of domestic abuse, and ultimately helps to save lives.

1 in 4 women will experience domestic abuse at some point in their adult lifetime
(ONS, 2025)

1 in 6 men will experience domestic abuse at some point in their adult lifetime
(ONS, 2025)

1 in 5 children will experience domestic abuse at home as they are growing up
(ONS, 2025)

people across England and Wales experienced domestic abuse in the last year
(CSEW, 2025)
0 million
reports (across England and Wales) were made to Police about domestic abuse in the last year
(ONS, 2025)
1 million
The social and economic costs of domestic abuse are estimated to be in excess of £66 billion per year
(Home Office, 2019)
0 billion

Factsheets & Additional Resources

Posters

We encourage you to download and share our resources within your workplace and community. This includes our fact sheets, posters, newsletters, campaigns, articles and support services directory.

  • Domestic Abuse Fact Sheets
  • Awareness Posters
  • Empowerment Resources
  • Standard Domestic Abuse Policy
  • Enhanced Domestic Abuse Policy
  • Supporting Handbooks
  • Policy and Procedures Guidance
  • Video Resources

Some of these resources are available here on our website, for others, please contact us at enquiries@alphavesta.com

Important Notes

Handbooks that accompany training sessions should only be distributed to those that have attended the training and should not, under any circumstances, be used to train others outside of the supportive and structured training environment that Alpha Vesta provide.

Handbooks can be powerful resources to reflect on the training delivered and support attendees in their own learning and development.  The potential for handbooks to be misused and falling into the wrong hands can put victim/survivors of domestic abuse at increased risk.

For this reason, handbooks, training resources and any recorded training sessions should not be distributed outside of your organisation under any circumstances without the written permission of Alpha Vesta.  Domestic Abuse costs lives and we all share a collective responsibility to use what resources we have to break the cycle appropriately and safely.