Project partners
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National Heart Forum / Health Action Partnership InternationalThe Health Action Partnership International is an international health partnership bringing together leading professionals and organisations from across the world to improve the effectiveness of action to address the social and economic determinants of health, and to build capacity in countries to tackle health inequity. Web:www.hapi.org.uk |
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Liverpool John Moores UniversityLiverpool John Moores University, Centre for Public Health is a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Violence Prevention and has a long history of conducting original research regarding violence prevention. Web:www.ljmu.ac.uk |
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Victim Support MaltaVictim Support Malta is the leading agency for supporting victims of crime and violence in Malta. |
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Latvian Association of Gynaecologists and ObstretriciansThe Latvian Association of Gynaecologists and Obstretricians (LAGO) has extensive experience in this work nationally and internationally focusing on domestic violence against women, as well as developing work in Latvia on sexual assault. Web:www.ginasoc.lv |
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East European Institute for Reproductive HealthThe East European Institute for Reproductive Health (EEIRH) has extensive experience of work on violence against women, and was country lead in Romania for implementing the gender-based violence component of the UNFPA Country Programme. Web:www.eeirh.org |
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Czech Educational Institute for Child ProtectionThe Czech Educational Institute for Child Protection (VIOD) works in the Czech Republic with other NGOs focusing on sexual violence against women. Web:www.viod.cz |
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WHO Violence and Injury Prevention Unit (associated partner)The World Health Organization's Department of Violence and Injury Prevention and Disability (VIP) works to prevent injuries and violence, to mitigate their consequences, and to enhance the quality of life for persons with disabilities irrespective of the causes. Web:www.who.int |
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Department of Health for England (associated partner)The Violence and Social Exclusion team, forms part of the Social Care, Local Government and Care Partnerships Directorate. It is responsible for a wide range of programmes, all in partnership with other government departments. These include the development of policy on the NHS response to violence and abuse, including sexual and domestic violence, knife crime, gang activity and the prevention of violence, and the troubled families programme. Web:www.dh.gov.uk |
