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Six new Trustees join the Hampton Trust Board

Six new Trustees have been appointed to the Hampton Trust Board. Following an open recruitment process with adverts placed on volunteer websites and shared with partners and stakeholders, the following members took up their roles in October: Cait Allen – CEO with a marketing and PR background and a survivor...

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“I think of the Board as a lighthouse”

As a charity, we too have a Board of Trustees to guide and support our Chief Executive. To mark this year’s Trustees’ Week, we have asked our Chief Executive, Chantal Hughes, to share her thoughts… …on what having Trustees means to her: “In my position as CEO, as much as...

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‘Turning that ship around’: National CARA conference

Last week, Hampton Trust’s CARA lead Emma Hazan attended the national CARA conference hosted by Northumbria University. The conference, titled ‘Turning that ship around’, brought together practitioners, academics and policy-makers to examine interim findings of a multi-site study into the effectiveness of CARA. Since 2021, researchers from the University of...

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‘Pathways to Change’: Our new name for our community-based interventions

Starting this month, our community-based interventions for people using harmful behaviours in their personal relationships will be known by a new name – Pathways to Change: Navigating towards healthy relationships. Under this new overarching identity, individual interventions (such as Caring Dads) will continue to operate, but they will now function...

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Hampton Trust recommissioned to deliver CARA and JUNO across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

Hampton Trust have been recommissioned by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, Donna Jones, to deliver CARA and JUNO across the policing area. Both CARA (for domestic abuse offenders) and JUNO (for female offenders) are interventions that are used as part of a Conditional...

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Recognition for the Isle of Wight ISVA team

Over the past three years, Hampton Trust’s Isle of Wight ISVA team has supported four courageous survivors through an extremely challenging court case. What was set to be a 10-day trial turned into three long weeks filled with unforeseen hurdles. Thanks to the ISVAs’ tireless dedication, the case resulted in...

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