Top 67%
en este catálogo (1077 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability2/3
The model drew on Perth's Freedom from Fear campaign and runs as a self-referral helpline plus 10 individual sessions and 40 weeks of group work, a structure other councils can copy.
Impact on gender equality0/1
The 2011 evaluation says no hard outcomes could be collected because the first full programme only completed in March 2011.
Effectiveness1/1
Police data on 72 men showed domestic-violence incidents and other offences fell during the programme versus the two prior years, and over half of the women interviewed felt safer.
Efficiency0/1
No cost-effectiveness figures were reported, although a volunteer-facilitator model was said to reduce costs.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
An independent UCLan/Acton Shapiro evaluation used 47 interviews and police data, but without a comparison group or long follow-up.
Sustainability1/1
The service has run since April 2009 and gained Respect accreditation (level 2) in January 2021.
Achievement / evidence0/1
No reoffending or long-term outcome rate is published for completers.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding0/1
The work engages men who use violence as part of a gender-based violence response but does not itself address wider gender mainstreaming.
Curator validation1/1
Curated from an independent evaluation report and a council accreditation announcement; limits are stated openly.
Evidoria. Strength to Change — programa de autoderivación de Hull para hombres que ejercen violencia doméstica (evaluado por la UCLan). ID persistente: 6ae2a684-d474-47de-b5e5-7f082f7df727.