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From: jess.kennedy@falkirk.gov.uk
To: michael.wiffen@mensaid.com
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 8:49 AM
Subject: FOI Request
Dear Michael
Please be advised that
there is currently one programme ongoing which is a partnership arrangement
between Forth Valley Criminal Justice (FVCJ) Grouping and Sacro. The
programme is 20 weeks in length.
While we do not run a groupwork
programme for female perpetrators, Criminal Justice Social workers
do address anger management, aggression and other forms of violent
behaviour with women offenders.
Falkirk Council do not
provide the funding for the partnership programme - it is 100% funded
directly from the Scottish Executive to the FV CJ Grouping who administer
the funding.
Jess Kennedy
Senior HR Adviser
Falkirk Council
01324 506266
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From: foi@centralscotland.pnn.police.uk
To: michael.wiffen@mensaid.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 3:05 PM
Subject: FOI
Dear Mr Wiffen,
I refer to your
request for information dated 26th October asking how many male and
female victims of domestic violence were reported by each of the police
districts inside Central Scotland Police area in each of the last
three full financial years. Central Scotland Police is organised into
three districts called Area Commands, namely, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk,
and Stirling, and the information given below is organised accordingly.
2003/2004
Clackmannanshire 324 females, 24 males.
Falkirk 860 females, 92 males.
Stirling 475 females, 51 males.
2004/2005
Clackmannanshire 364 feamles, 43 males.
Falkirk 1071 females, 110 males.
Stirling 460 females, 32 males.
2005/2006
Clackmannanshire 357 females, 40 males.
Falkirk 1775 females, 228 males.
Stirling 372 females, 66 males.
Yours sincerely,
John Brims,
Freedom of Information Officer
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Message -----
From: margaret.anderson@falkirk.gov.uk
To: dave.mortimer@mensaid.com
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 11:16 AM
Subject: FOI
Dear Mr. Mortimer,
To my knowledge,
the Council has not been approached for funding by any organisations
who provide help and support to male victims of domestic abuse. The
Council provides financial support to Women’s Aid, which provides
accommodation and support services to women and children affected
by domestic violence. The amount of funding provided to Women’s
Aid for the current financial year is £233,118.
I trust that this
answers your enquiry and apologise for the delay in replying.
Yours sincerely,
Margaret Anderson,
Head of Service.
01324 506512
