The four criteria for a referral to Marac are: visible high risk; professional judgement; potential escalation; repeat referral . This resource explains each of the four criteria. It also answers some of the most frequently asked questions about Marac referral criteria, including: Why SafeLives recommends a threshold of 14 ‘yes’ answers

There are four criteria which professionals can use to refer a victim at high risk from domestic abuse to Marac. It is important that anyone who meets the referral criteria is referred to Marac, and that one criterion is cited to evidence legal authority to

The four aims of Marac are to safeguard victims of domestic absue, manage perpetrators’ behaviour, safeguard professionals and make links with all other safeguarding processes. The 10 principles underpin an effective Marac and support everyone involved to deliver these aims.

At the heart of a MARAC is the working assumption that no single agency or individual can see the complete picture of the life of a victim to be able to identify and manage the risks, but all may have insights that are crucial to their safety.

Find out how to make a referral if your client is a high risk victim of domestic violence. MARACs are Multi Agency Risk Assessment Conferences. They are regular meetings of...

Your choice of criteria must reflect the risk of serious harm being inflicted in the immediate future. The MARAC process serves those at high risk of murder, death or significant harm, and from which recovery, whether physical or psychological, can be expected to be difficult or impossible. Criteria to be evidenced on the referral form

A Multi-agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC) is a local, multi-agency victim-focussed meeting where information is shared on the highest risk cases of domestic abuse between different statutory and voluntary sector agencies.

Criteria for MARAC. The threshold for MARAC is: Repeat referrals get referred back into the MARAC process if there is a further incident reported to at least one MARAC agency within a twelve month period of the last MARAC. 6. How are Victims' Cases Referred to MARAC?

A Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference (also known as MARAC), is a confidential meeting between representatives from different organisations in Shropshire to discuss the safety,...

MARAC criteria and referral (for people aged 16 or over): Be clear with the victim/survivor about confidentiality and MARAC information sharing procedures. Complete a domestic abuse, stalking,...