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Cambridgeshire County Council DASV Partnership

Make a Referral

Referral to the IDVA Service and/or MARAC
 
IDVAs only take referrals from Professionals.
 
To make a referral, you need to complete the form available at the link below which includes details of the victim and alleged perpetrator: 

app.oasiscloud.co.uk/OASISDA/Core/Public/Referral/group_online_referral.aspx?apikey=136d0649-02b9-48be-a5e1-7ae8ee638078

 

The IDVA Service accept referrals where there is current domestic abuse, within the last 3 months.  Referrals that don't meet that criteria, or that have missing information, may be rejected.  For guidance on what makes a good referral, please see the document at the bottom of the page.

 
Some referrals require a DASH Risk Indicator Checklist to be completed.  Please read the information below then complete the relevant DASH (below) and attach to the online referral form.
 

Due to the ongoing restructure and decoupling of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough IDVA Service, we sadly will need to suspend some of our referral pathways, pending the result of the current consultation period.

 From Friday 15th March, the IDVA Service will suspend the following referral pathways and will not be able to accept the following referrals:

  •  All non- high risk Health referrals.
  • All non- high risk A8 (Eastern European) referrals for Cambridgeshire only.

 High risk referrals can still be made by Health professionals and all for A8 victims accompanied by a DASH risk assessment indicating high risk on professional judgement or 14 + ticks.

 We will keep you updated with any changes to our service as soon as possible, our sincere apologies for any inconvenience.

 This is a temporary suspension of referrals.

For more information on these specialist IDVA posts click on links above
 

For anyone else, referrals can be made with CONSENT for those who score 14-16 on the DASH Risk Assessment

 For those who score 17+ on the DASH, referrals can be made without consent (although consent is preferred), and the case will go to MARAC.  If the DASH score is low but you feel the person is at high risk, please discuss with the Duty IDVA.

For individuals over 60 years of age, the Older Peoples DASH may give a more accurate assessment of risk

 

Are you a professional needing advice about domestic abuse in relation to a client or patient?
 
You can email the Duty IDVA idva.referrals@cambridgeshire.gov.uk and someone will email you back or call 01480 847718  These details are for professionals only

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