Role

Independent Domestic Violence Advisers (IDVAs)

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Bexley Council's new community safety strategy, adopted in July 2026, prioritises investment in specialist roles related to violence against women and girls.

Bexley Council formally approved a new community safety strategy in July 2026, which outlines a commitment to tackling issues such as anti-social behaviour, hate crime, and serious youth violence. The strategy includes prioritising investment in specialist roles, such as coordinators for violence reduction and violence against women and girls.

Independent Domestic Violence Advisers (IDVAs) are specialist advisors who provide support and guidance to victims of domestic abuse. No specific upcoming discussions or decisions concerning IDVAs are currently scheduled in the provided material.

Key facts

  1. Bexley Council adopted a new community safety strategy on July 15, 2026. Source
  2. The strategy prioritises investment in specialist roles for violence reduction and violence against women and girls. Source
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