This briefing offers strategies to enable better collaboration between police forces and women’s centres, and improve outcomes for women in contact with the justice system. 

This report presents compiled data shared by the 14 FDACs in England for the period 1 October to 31 December 2025, to offer a live picture of the circumstances facing families in FDAC, the work that is done to support them and the outcomes that have been achieved.

We spoke to Diana Skelton, Head of Giving Poverty a Voice Programme at ATD Fourth World, on her work supporting people experiencing poverty and the intersection between experiencing poverty and contact with the family justice system.

For this Expert Voices blog, Natalie Queiroz MBE, Victims Advocate for West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, shares her reflections on Coventry and Warwickshire FDAC.

This report surveys New Zealand's range of problem-solving courts and outlines how their best-practice features are being integrated into mainstream courts. 

The Centre's Interim Director, Vicki Mulligan, reflects on this moment of transition in the Centre’s life, and sets out our priorities and intentions for the months ahead. 

This briefing proposes that the Government takes action to cut crime, reduce demand and improve outcomes for victims by driving forward the use of evidence-led Out of Court Resolutions (OOCRs). 

This briefing summarises the findings from two evaluations of the work of CASS+ in the family courts.

This evaluation seeks to understand the work of CASS+, an advice and support service in Devon and Cornwall, to support litigants in person in private family law cases.

This briefing aims to support FDAC practitioners and local authority colleagues in decision-making about which families are deemed eligible for and referred to FDAC.