Reframing the links: Black and minoritised women, domestic violence and abuse, and mental health – A review of the literature By Ravi K. Thiara and Christine Harrison, University of Warrick…
…for’ Black and minoritised women. Findings from the report are discussed further in our Safe blog here. © Women’s Aid, 2021 This report finds that: More than 1 in 5…
…to Recovery: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Domestic Abuse Survivors (PDF) Download APPG 2022 Report: The Road to Recovery: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Domestic Abuse Survivors (WORD)…
Domestic Abuse and Money Education: Guidance for Professionals Supporting Survivors with Financial Issues Domestic Abuse and Money Education: Guidance for Professionals Supporting Survivors with Financial Issues was developed out of…
…sector – including providers working ‘by and for’ BME women, LGBT survivors and survivors who are disabled, deaf or blind – to develop the funding settlement, and model of delivery,…
…Domestic Abuse Report 2024: The Annual Audit, Bristol: Women’s Aid. Key findings: Specialist domestic abuse services are continually improving the response to domestic abuse. They empower survivors to lead meaningful…
…exclusively for specific groups of survivors, including services run exclusively for Black and minoritised women (45), and women with substance use and/or mental health support needs (3). Availability of these…
Domestic abuse and mental health: a guide for survivors This pamphlet has been created for survivors who find themselves struggling with their mental health after experiencing domestic abuse. This abuse…
The impact of Covid-19 on survivors – findings from Women’s Aid’s initial Survivor Survey 2020 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of…
…statutory duty placed on local authorities to fund support in safe accommodation for survivors of domestic abuse. © Women’s Aid, January 2023 Please cite this report as: Women’s Aid. (2023)…
