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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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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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Joint letter in response to racist attack on Selma Taha, CEO of Southall Black Sisters

Joint letter in response to racist attack on Selma Taha, CEO of Southall Black Sisters

Joint letter in response to racist attack on Selma Taha, CEO of Southall Black Sisters Dear Commissioner We are writing in solidarity with and support of Selma Taha, CEO of Southall Black Sisters, following the sickening racist abuse she experienced on the 29th September 2023. We are horrified at this vile racist attack and disgusted

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The National Certificate in ‘Tackling & Preventing Domestic Abuse

The National Certificate in ‘Tackling & Preventing Domestic Abuse’

The National Certificate in ‘Tackling & Preventing Domestic Abuse’ Looking for a qualification that is suitable for working in the domestic abuse sector? Then look no further. The National Certificate in ‘Tackling & Preventing Domestic Abuse’ is aimed at those working in the sector supporting women and children who are/have experienced domestic abuse. The qualification

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New: Bystander training

New: Bystander training   Have you ever wondered why people witness abuse, aggression, violence etc… in public places and don’t respond to help. Do you want your business or community to know how to do this safely? The purpose of bystander training   Bystander intervention is built on the concept that we can all play

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The cost of living crisis is pushing domestic abuse services to breaking point.

The cost of living crisis is pushing domestic abuse services to breaking point

The cost of living crisis is pushing domestic abuse services to breaking point Women’s Aid and ITV have highlighted this week that the cost of living crisis is having a significant effect on specialist support services working with survivors of domestic abuse. New research from Women’s Aid has revealed the impact of the crisis on

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