What is the Evidence of Early Intervention, Preventative Services for Black and Minority Ethnic Group Children and their Families?

Shama, Ahmed

doi:10.1080/09503150500148107

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“…However, Ahmed [37] differs in his findings, as he concludes that Black and minority ethnic communities come from a wide range of varied backgrounds, including religious, cultural [38] and socio-economic backgrounds, compared with other communities. As such, different services should be provided for these communities that are different from the mainstream communities.…”

Section: Bme Domestic and Sexual Violence And Specialist Servicesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Collaborative Approaches to Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence among Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Southampton: A Case Study of Yellow Door

Olabanji¹

2022

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Domestic and sexual abuse have been in the academic discourse for quite some time. In recent years in the United Kingdom, the government, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the charity sector have doubled their efforts to tackle this challenge through different approaches. One of these approaches is the establishment of specialist services. A case study of these specialist interventions is two advocacy services within a community-based domestic and sexual abuse charity in Southampton named Yellow Door (YD). In line with the specialist service approach (SSA), the diversity, inclusion and advocacy (DIA) service and the Black and minority ethnic Communities (BME) independent sexual violence advisory (ISVA) service were created to address the needs of the BME community. Through the adoption of the collaboration, prevention and education approach, these services support survivors from this community, professionals and community groups to encourage more disclosures and support clients holistically. Recommendations to encourage more reporting and better ways to improve the needs of clients from BME communities were proposed.

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Section: Bme Domestic and Sexual Violence And Specialist Servicesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Collaborative Approaches to Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence among Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Southampton: A Case Study of Yellow Door

Olabanji¹

2022

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‘Preserving What for Whom?’ Female Victim/Survivor Perspectives on the Silence Behind Child Sexual Abuse in Britain’s South Asian Communities

Jassal

2022

Child Sexual Abuse in Black and Minoritised Communities

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What is the Evidence of Early Intervention, Preventative Services for Black and Minority Ethnic Group Children and their Families?

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Collaborative Approaches to Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence among Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Southampton: A Case Study of Yellow Door

Collaborative Approaches to Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence among Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Southampton: A Case Study of Yellow Door

‘Preserving What for Whom?’ Female Victim/Survivor Perspectives on the Silence Behind Child Sexual Abuse in Britain’s South Asian Communities

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