Series S9 - Family Consultant Service records

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Family Consultant Service records

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    AFC100-S9

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    • [1975?]-1992 (Creation)
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      Family Consultant Service

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    8 cm of textual records

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    Family Consultant Service began operations in January 1973. The Service was developed as a bridge between the police force and community agencies. With oversight from the Professional Advisory Council, the Service increases awareness of the value of effective community interventions at the point of crisis; makes contributions to increase the awareness of family violence and service development; identifies problems encountered by victims in the service systems.

    Custodial history

    Records held by Barbara Lent until transferred to the London Women's History Group.

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    Series consists of records relating to the operations of the Family Consultant Service. Included are minutes of meetings, summaries of consultant interventions, reports, correspondence and general operational records.

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    Donated by the London Women's History Group in 2009.

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