Some of our achievements to date:

SWACA's contribution to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Merseyside Domestic Violence Working Group led to a nomination in the 'Policies and Cases' award category in the CPS National Equality & Diversity Recognition Awards 2003-04.  

The Merseyside Group, which includes CPS, police and SWACA, had their work commended for being the first multi-agency training on Domestic Violence for the CPS in the country.

In 2003, SWACA was awarded a certificate of 'Good Practice' by Merseyside Police Authority.  The agency was nominated as an initiative making an outstanding contribution to crime reduction and community safety at Merseyside Community Safety Awards 2002.  SWACA continue to work in partnership with Merseyside Police.

SWACA's Kids a Loud group have been receiving a lot of media attention recently!

The group, which was set up by SWACA's Development Manager Karen Gray, has been interviewed by Radio Merseyside, BBC 4's 'PM Programme', with further interest from CBBC's 'Newsround'.