Council Housing Domestic Abuse Policy
Tower Hamlets Council approved its Council Housing Domestic Abuse Policy in March 2026, outlining commitments to support residents.
Tower Hamlets Council's Housing Management (Cabinet) Sub-Committee approved the Council Housing Domestic Abuse Policy in March 2026. This policy outlines the council's commitments as a social landlord to prevent harm and prioritise the safety of victims and survivors of domestic abuse within its housing stock. It aims to provide a consistent, trauma-informed, and victim-centred response for residents.
The policy was developed to strengthen the council's response to domestic abuse within its housing services, ensuring a consistent, trauma-informed, and victim-centred approach. It sets out commitments to prevent harm and prioritise the safety of victims and survivors residing in London Borough of Tower Hamlets housing stock.
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