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This is a summary of the main points of the April 2006 Identifying Needs to Inform Early Intervention Report by Bristol University.

Information for men who have intimate relationships with other men and are worried that they might be responsible for violence in their relationship with partners, past or present.

Research undertaken by Bristol University on identifying the needs of domestic violence perpetrators to enable early intervention

2001 Home Office research as part of a larger scale evaluation of pathfinder programmes. The delivery of this programme is being tested to assess the efficacy of the treatment provided to perpetrators of domestic violence. The research aims to provide evidence for any future submissions to the Correctional Services Advisory Panel (CSAP). This report presents the findings from the process evaluation.'

TRI Project leaflet designed for men to address abusive behaviour.

'The development of programmes for male domestic violence perpetrators has been a controversial issue over the last two decades with protagonists for and against. The main debate centres round the effectiveness of group-work programmes and whether these programmes contribute in any real way towards the safety of women and children. ' Report by Criminal Justice Social Work Development Centre For Scotland.

This is a report of the first year of a perpetrator programme in Brighton.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Probation - An Inspection of National Probation Service Work with Domestic Violence Perpetrators