Details of forthcoming ADA event/s will appear below. You will be able to book your place when advertised.
KULPA: Digital Evidence Platform
Free Webinar
Tuesday 31st March 2026
11am to 12pm
Join us for an exclusive webinar with Simon Franc, the CEO & Founder of kulpa
Discover the story behind kulpa, the innovative digital evidence platform transforming how victims and witnesses record and share crucial information with law enforcement.
In this special session, you’ll hear directly from kulpa’s founder and CEO about how the idea was born, the real-world problems it set out to solve, and how the technology is now supporting safer, quicker, and more effective investigations.
About the kulpa App
kulpa is a free, secure, and legally compliant mobile and web application designed to empower victims and witnesses. It enables them to capture, store, and share digital evidence – including photos, videos, audio recordings, documents, CCTV, dashcam footage, and screenshots – directly with police and legal professionals.
What makes kulpa different?
🔍 Real-time evidence capture
Record incidents as they happen, including forensic‑quality images of injuries or damage, complete with time, date, and location metadata.
🔐 Secure storage & court-ready compliance
Evidence is encrypted and stored safely (including via trusted cloud services) to maintain integrity and legal admissibility.
📤 Direct sharing with police
With the in‑app Share with Police feature, investigators receive a fully organised evidence bundle – helping streamline case progression and reduce delays.
🕵️ Privacy & user control
The app can be hidden, secured with biometrics or a passcode, and evidence remains under the user’s control until they choose to share it.
📱 Free and easily accessible
Available on the Apple App Store, Google Play, or through any web browser at kulpacloud.com.
Domestic Abuse Perpetrators & Housing
On-line Training Event
20th March 2026
10am – 12.30pm
Fee is £25
A session on how housing teams and partners can effectively respond to perpetrators of domestic and play their part in keeping victims and children safe.
Presented by ADA Managing Directors Deborah Alderson and Dr Kelly Henderson
We will talk about:
- How housing teams can play an active part in perpetrator management through MATAC
- Using Clare’s Law confidently and understanding domestic violence protection notices and orders
- New innovations including domestic abuse protection orders and GPS proximity systems
- How intervention programmes link with the neighbourhood and community standard
- What good practice in housing policy looks like to manage perpetrator
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