Hampton Trust work highlighted on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Podcast featuring Ian Wright – 3rd May 2021
Former footballer Ian Wright is adored and revered by millions of people, but as a result of his traumatic childhood he hasn’t always recognised or trusted his success. The victim of domestic abuse as a child, Ian has spent the past few years bravely delving into his past experiences, both personally, and for a BBC […]
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Ian Wright impressed by the work of Hampton Trust during the filming of his documentary- i news article 3rd May 2021
Ian Wright’s psychiatrist reveals how she helps him confront memories of childhood abuse A new BBC documentary sees the former England and Arsenal striker talk for the first time at length about his experience growing up in an abusive household. Ian Wright has loved Match of the Day since he was a little boy, and it was […]
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Chantal Hughes, CEO talking to the ITV Tonight Show – 8th April 2021
Our CEO Chantal Hughes talking to the ITV Tonight programme about why we need to tackle the root course of domestic abuse and why men need to be part of the conversation on violence against women and girls. Chantal Hughes of @TheHamptonTrust, who support victims and work with perpetrators, tells #ITVTonight "…we've still got so […]
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Bournemouth Daily Echo News Article – Dorset Police launch programme to educate domestic abuse offenders – 29 March 2021
DORSET Police has launched a new programme to protect victims of domestic abuse by challenging and changing the behaviours of serial offenders and those deemed to be the most high-risk. The DRIVE programme, which is delivered by Southampton based foundation Hampton Trust, is a partnership initiative between Dorset Police, Office of the Dorset Police and […]
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New Valley News Article – New aim to stop serial domestic abuse- 26 March 2021
A new DRIVE programme launched by Dorset Police and administered by Hampton Trust, is a partnership initiative between Dorset Police, Police and Crime Commissioner, BCP Council and Dorset Council. The first six months of the programme is funded by the Home Office. The organisers said that while many services rightly focus on support for victims, […]
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- Hampton Trust work highlighted on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Podcast featuring Ian Wright – 3rd May 2021
- Ian Wright impressed by the work of Hampton Trust during the filming of his documentary- i news article 3rd May 2021
- Chantal Hughes, CEO talking to the ITV Tonight Show – 8th April 2021
- Bournemouth Daily Echo News Article – Dorset Police launch programme to educate domestic abuse offenders – 29 March 2021
- New Valley News Article – New aim to stop serial domestic abuse- 26 March 2021
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