…survivor interviews. Our main findings are grouped around three discursive themes: Household/relationship roles Sexuality and intimate partner relationships Mental health and domestic abuse Our research adds to a wide body…
…mental health which compound women’s trauma and inequality. This report shares some of the campaign’s proudest achievements to date. We want to show you all that we have achieved and…
…an evidence base for the design of education about relationships for children and young people (CYP), highlighting the positive influence that well structured Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) programmes…
…having to move several times), challenging housing conditions, ongoing abuse, and financial burdens. Mixed responses from housing teams. Twenty-five of the 136 respondents to our survey had (at any point)…
…and children living free from abuse by improving the community, professional and specialist responses they receive, from the very first time they speak about the abuse to freedom and long-term…
…for a modern, effective response to online forms of domestic abuse and VAWG. Published: Women’s Aid, 27th February 2017 Download APPG 2017 Report: Domestic Violence Recommendations Report on Online Abuse…
…the responses that women victims of online abuse, harassment and stalking receive from the police, criminal justice system and social media providers are currently inadequate. Recommendations: The update of the…
…impact of these challenges and the fundamental measures needed in order to break down the barriers faced by survivors of domestic abuse. The report adds to Women’s Aid’s evidence of…
…reported having a physical health disability, however, only 1.1% of refuge vacancies listed on Routes to Support in 2021-22 were suitable for a woman with limited mobility and just 0.9%…
