Professor Eddie Kane, director of the Centre for Health and Justice, has co-authored a Home Office report into the impact of an awareness-raising project in domestic abuse.

Domestic abuse is a significant issue across the UK, with the police often being the first line of contact. Project CARA (Cautioning and Relationship Abuse) offers a programme of awareness training to male and female first offenders, as part of a Conditional Caution.

The project found that the CARA Service had an impact not only on offending behaviour, but on the economic burden of this widespread problem, Read the report here.