Information about MARACs
Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conferences (MARACs) are meetings where information about high risk domestic abuse victims (those at risk of murder or serious harm) is shared between local agencies. By bringing all agencies together at a MARAC, a risk focused, coordinated safety plan can be drawn up to support the victim. Over 250 MARACs are operating across England, Wales and Northern Ireland managing over
53,000
cases a year.
CAADA has been funded by the Home Office from 2011 to 2015 to support MARACs as they develop and improve their practice. We offer a range of services to support professionals engaged in MARAC work.
Knowledge hub:
Access our risk identification checklists, toolkits and templates.
Find out about our Spring workshops in the North West, London and South East.
Your MARAC questions answered.
Contact information for professionals.
Our services:
Research which makes the case for MARACs.
Advice from your local MARAC Development Officer (for practitioners in the NW, SE and London).
Information about your MARAC’s performance and national data.
Support for those taking part in the MARAC QA programme (up to June 2012).
Services to help you develop your MARAC.
Resources for strategic partnerships and regional agencies.
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