The Defence Domestic Abuse Survivors Community and Awareness Network (DDASCAN) aims to Support, Empower and Educate (SEE) both Allies and Survivors of Domestic Abuse.
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If you are in immediate danger dial 999. You can also access advice from www.refuge.org.uk or via their helpline Tel: 0808 2000 247.
Please note that the DDASCAN is not a front line support service.
Welcome to the DDASCAN. Please use this form to join the DDASCAN and indicate the communities you wish to be involved with.
Network membership is open to anyone who works in UK Defence, either as serving regular/reserve, civil servant or contractor. In particular DDASCAN is keen to connect with those who are involved in Domestic Abuse Defence and single Service policy, welfare and other professional practitioner roles; chains of command; those who wish to be allies and a voice for those with lived experience of domestic abuse and provide a safe space for those with that lived experience.
As the DDASCAN grows, we aspire to create a number of communities within the network including survivor communites for specific groups. To begin with there will be one survivor community which is for women in Defence who have lived experience of domestic abuse. Once this group is established, best practice will be taken forward to create additional safe communities as demand dictates.
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