Evidence Hub: Economic abuse and coercive control 2022
Economic abuse and coercive control 2022 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports based on our surveys of survivors and…
Search Results for: Coercive controlling behaviour
APPG Report 2016: Domestic Abuse, Child Contact and the Family Courts
…officers and other frontline staff in other related agencies receive specialist face to face training on all aspects of domestic violence, particularly coercive and controlling behaviour, the frequency and nature…
Evidence Hub: Unequal, trapped and controlled
…of the TUC on this research project. Recommendations Survivors and agencies identifying and responding to abuse • Statutory agencies such as local authorities to be trained in coercive control and…
Evidence Hub: Nowhere to Turn 2021
…the devastating impact of Covid-19 on experiences of domestic abuse. Survivors supported by the project are experiencing worsening abuse and more controlling behaviour. Published: Women’s Aid, 6th July 2021 Download…
Evidence Hub: The Domestic Abuse Report 2022
…66.6% had experienced jealous or controlling behaviour. 37.6% of service users disclosed having support needs around their mental health; for service users in CBS, this was 36.3% and for those…
Evidence Hub: The Hidden Housing Crisis 2020
…a controlling partner; fears of homelessness and being forced to live in unsuitable or unsafe housing; being denied help from their local housing team; and experiencing difficulties in finding a…
Evidence Hub: Virtual world, real fear
…abuse, harassment and stalking, and domestic violence as part of a pattern of behaviours by perpetrators, and makes recommendations for Government, social media providers and criminal justice agencies. © Women’s…