⭐️Dropping now⭐️– Domestic Abuse Information System (DAIS) app. We have designed an app for domestic abuse victims and developed it with fabulous Mark Webb. This is thought to be especially useful for victims of abuse who are isolating with an abuser due to Covid-19. The app is a way to log photo and video evidence, […]
Winter Ball flyer-2 We are very excited to be hosting our first ever fundraising ball on 15th November 2019 at The Grand, Brighton. This fun packed evening will include a three course meal, drinks, live entertainment, and a raffle and auction with some fantastic prizes up for grabs- including a mystery lot from Mulberry and […]
CategoriesAbout The Daisy Chain ProjectWe have been delighted by a generous grant from Katy Bourne, Sussex’s Police Commissioner of £50,000.00 to help us pay for staffing to meet our demand needs. Please see press release from the Office of The Police and Crime Commissioner here. Worthing Herald: here Littlehampton Gazette: here Bognor Regis Observer: here Crawley Observer: here
CategoriesAbout The Daisy Chain ProjectWe are proud to announce our new Patron, the one and only Peter James! Peter James is a UK No. 1 bestselling author, best known for writing crime and thriller novels, and the creator of the much-loved Detective Superintendent Roy Grace. With a total of 13 Sunday Times No. 1s under his belt, he has […]
It has long been a myth that if you phone the emergency services’ switchboard on 999 and remain silent, the operator will know you are in trouble and dispatch help to you. Unfortunately, this is untrue and almost certainly a way to get your call disconnected because accidental 999 calls are made quite often, the […]
CategoriesAbout The Daisy Chain ProjectThe Office of the Police Commissioner has kindly funded The Daisy Chain Project to write a book for child victims and witnesses of domestic abuse. Thanks to the generosity of the OPCC, an in-store collection in Waitrose, and donors on a Just Giving page, ‘The Garden Broom’ should be out in the later part of […]
CategoriesDomestic Abuse Law In The NewsWe asked Mark Savage, one of our legal team, ‘will my sexual history be read out in Court?: Many women, particularly those who are the victims of rape and sexual abuse often ask whether their sexual history will be read out in Court or whether they will be cross examined about their previous sexual history if […]
CategoriesAbout The Daisy Chain ProjectSimon Spence QC is one of our brilliant trustees and part of our legal team. Here he writes about his successful prosecution in Regina v Joe Storey- a domestic homicide: I prosecuted this case at Norwich Crown Court in June 2017. Storey was charged with the Murder of his girlfriend, Kerri McAuley. He battered her […]
CategoriesDomestic Abuse LawMark Peter Savage is a senior solicitor and partner at Anthony King & Co in Basildon, Essex. Here he advises about some of the signs of abuse and how to recognise and combat them: There is not, and can never be a good reason for anyone to be abused either physically, or emotionally. Love […]
CategoriesAbout The Daisy Chain ProjectThe Daisy Chain Project has received a grant of £2972.50 from the Police & Crime Commissioner’s Safe Space Sussex Funding Network. Jade-Shannon Patrick and Hayley Stoner will be joining the Police & Crime Commissioner, Katy Bourne on 22nd August to accept the grant award and explain how the funding will help victims to […]
