Commissioner invites everyone to give their view on what can be done to stop Violence Against Women and Girls

Zoë is already working with survivors, victims and partner organisations to develop a collective commitment to address all forms of violence against women and girls across different settings, communities and locations and, as part of that work, she wants to ensure everyone has the chance to have their view represented.

The survey is anonymous and open to everyone – of every gender, every age and every situation and the results will directly inform the development of the strategy.

It is available for comment until midnight on Sunday 27 March

If you have been affected by any form of violence or abuse, including historic abuse, FREE confidential help is available for everyone, regardless of gender and whether or not they have reported this to the police – IDAS offer specialist support for anyone affected by domestic or sexual abuse in North Yorkshire or York. Visit www.idas.org.uk for more information or call FREEPHONE 03000 110 110.

Further details of all the specialist support services commissioned by the Office of the Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire, including interventions for offenders, can be found on our website: Commissioned services.