The Survivor’s Handbook The Survivor’s Handbook provides practical support and information for women experiencing domestic abuse, with simple guidance on every aspect of seeking support. Alternative formats For alternative formats,…
…survivors by— a. removing local connection rules for survivors moving across local authority boundaries to access housing; b. giving survivors priority need status for homelessness assistance. (4) Guarantee support for…
…support services, which include our Live Chat Helpline, the Survivors’ Forum, the No Woman Turned Away Project, the Survivor’s Handbook, Love Respect (our dedicated website for young people in their…
…6pm), email service, Survivors’ Forum and the Survivor’s Handbook, they can all be found here. Donate to Women’s Aid so we can support more survivors. Domestic Abuse Service FAQs I…
…by perpetrators to discredit survivors. Perpetrators may also use a survivor’s insecure immigration status (or lack of clarity about immigration status) as the basis of threats that prevent survivors talking…
…of survivors told us that abusers were using the cost-of- living increase and concerns about financial hardship as a tool for coercive control (Women’s Aid, 2022). A fifth of survivors…
…on mental health and domestic abuse also reveals these barriers are heightened for survivors from minoritised and marginalised groups – such as Black and minoritised survivors, LGBT survivors, and survivors…
…or family member, is controlling and abusive, go to www.womensaid.org.uk for support and information, including Live Chat, the Survivors’ Forum, The Survivor’s Handbook and the Domestic Abuse Directory. Live Chat…
…Even though this would technically not apply to survivors, we know that many survivors do not have accepted forms of ‘evidence’ of their abuse and may end up in mediation…
…sites across England. Researchers found that survivors of domestic abuse valued services that were survivor-centred and enabled them to choose the pace and type of support they received, and that…
