Author name: Chloe Browning

Annual Audit 2025

The Annual Audit 2025 Women’s Aid Annual Audit 2025: The 2025 edition of Women’s Aid annual publication provides an in-depth picture of the provision, usage and work of domestic abuse services in England during the 2023-24 financial year. The report demonstrates that whilst there have been some improvements in provision, the gap between provision and […]

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The Price of Safety: The cost of leaving an abuser and rebuilding a safe, independent life report cover.

The Price of Safety

The Price of Safety The cost of leaving an abuser and rebuilding a safe, independent life This research aims to quantify the costs survivors may face when fleeing a perpetrator and building a new life. It sets these costs within the context of economic abuse, intersectional barriers and the state support available. The findings highlight

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Why are so many referrals into refuge unsuccessful

Why are so many referrals into refuge unsuccessful?

Why are so many referrals into refuge unsuccessful? On Track is Women’s Aid’s bespoke case management and outcomes monitoring system and is currently used by over 100 local domestic services. Where organisations and service users’ consent, the data collected by keyworkers contributes to a national dataset held by the research team at Women’s Aid. Thanks

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Funding safer futures

Funding safer futures A government pathway for the quantity and quality of funding required to help women and children experiencing domestic abuse Our analysis finds that the government spent an estimated £195 million on local domestic abuse support services in England in 2023-24, although we recognise that there are a number of limitations to this

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An insight into the unique value that specialist domestic abuse services provide to survivors and society.

An insight into the unique value that specialist domestic abuse services provide to survivors and society

An insight into the unique value that specialist domestic abuse services provide to survivors and society By Phoebe Nicholson-Pallett, Research and Evaluation Officer As part of our Annual Audit 2024, Women’s Aid heard from 104 domestic abuse organisations [1], with the aim of better understanding the unique value that specialist services offer to survivors of

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