The phrase "abuse project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing initiatives or programs aimed at addressing, preventing, or studying abuse in various forms, such as domestic violence or substance abuse.
Example: "The organization launched an abuse project to provide support and resources for victims of domestic violence."
Alternatives: "abuse initiative" or "abuse program".
Aisha Sharif is the domestic abuse project officer for Viridian Housing.
I was appointed Viridian Housing's first ever domestic abuse project officer in 2014, and I've used experiences such as these to make vital changes to the way the housing association tackles domestic violence, including encouraging women to take single tenancies, even if they are moving into a property with a partner.
The Medicine Abuse Project, which Kitson name-drops on a banner across its home page.
Mr. Smith has founded the Substance Abuse Motivation Project.
In recent weeks Archbishop Weakland has been besieged by reports that his program on sexual abuse, named "Project Benjamin," was little more than window dressing.
In 1980, she and a small group of activists co-founded the Duluth Domestic Abuse Intervention Project (DAIP).
Dr. Pence agreed with this ideology and co-founded The Duluth Domestic Abuse Intervention Project (DAIP) also referred to as "The Duluth Model," which she would utilize to test this new school of thought.
The news report contrasted this with a recidivism rate of 40 percent within 5 years as reported by the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project for graduates of their batterer intervention program based on the Duluth Model, said to previously offer the lowest known domestic violence recidivism rate.
The Child Abuse Mitigation Project - a hospital based response to violence against children in Jamaica At the Bustamante Hospital for Childrenn, Jamaica's only paediatric hospital, it had become apparent in 2004 that too many children were being hospitalized owing to abuse and neglect.
The Child Abuse Mitigation Project, popularly known as CAMP Bustamante, established at the hospital in 2004 with funds received from UNICEF, has so far rescued 704 children from the threat of further abuse and neglect, thereby keeping them out of the accident and emergency rooms.
A person who violates their partner's consent within a BDSM experience might use consent rhetoric to blame the victim for not communicating, argued Shanti Flagg, a Baltimore-based artist who manages Monument Quilt, an abuse-awareness project.
