Cambridgeshire Constabulary, together with partner agencies, is set to host its third live domestic abuse question and answer session on Facebook.
At 5.45pm on Friday (25 September), safeguarding experts will once again be on hand to answer domestic abuse related questions from members of the public on the force’s Facebook page.
The panel will include a representative from police, Cambridgeshire County Council’s Adult and Child Social Care, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Partnership.
The public will have the opportunity to post their questions on the Facebook wall and receive live time answers and advice from the panel. Additionally, people will also have the option of sending a private message if they wish to remain anonymous.
The focus of this session will be on the Clare’s Law Disclosure Scheme which allows individuals to ask for information held on a person in relation to domestic abuse offences and convictions.
The aim of the scheme is to share this information confidentially in a bid to safeguard applicants who may be at risk of harm from those who have a history of domestic abuse offending.
The public will also be invited to ask any other domestic abuse related questions they have.
Top tips and advice will also be posted throughout the hour-long session and all members of the public are encouraged to get involved to have their questions answered.
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