PSNI begins domestic violence pilot to protect school kids

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PSNI begins domestic violence pilot to protect school kids

Northern Ireland officers are set to work with schools to support children impacted by domestic violence incidents.

Date - 17th August 2021
By - Chris Smith

A partnership between the PSNI and child safeguarding leads has been created to improve information sharing after domestic violence incidents. PSNI said it wanted to roll out the programme created by a retired police sergeant and former headteacher...

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