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Supporting families affected by substance use and domestic violence

Written by Works for Freedom (30/11/99)

The research explores the views and perspectives of family members of substance users on the relationship between alcohol, drugs and domestic abuse. It highlights the need for support and resources of family members and makes recommendations for policy and practice.

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Run By / Author: Galvany, S.
Website: http://www.adfam.org.uk/docs/dv_report.pdf
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When Published: 2010
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