…abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download The impact of Covid-19 on domestic abuse support services: findings from an initial Women’s Aid survey 2020 (PDF)…
…accessing benefits continue to be significant barrier for women who are trying to access support: 30% (1,223) of those who weren’t British nationals did not have access to public funds…
…to lack of space in the refuge Access to services is more challenging for some groups of women: Of the 11,187 vacancies listed on Routes to Support during 2016/17: only…
Safe not sorry: Supporting the campaign for safer child contact Dr Ravi Thiara and Dr Christine Harrison Centre for the Study of Safety and Wellbeing, University of Warwick 2016 This…
…Aid estimates that refuge services in England supported 10,592 women and 12,710 children and community-based services supported 103,969 women and 124,762 children Only 73.5% (50 out of 68) of the…
The Domestic Abuse Report 2023: The Annual Audit The Domestic Abuse Report 2023: The Annual Audit gives an overview of the domestic abuse support services available in England, including provision…
…explored in more detail in the briefing: A need to ensure safe child contact, not contact ‘at any cost’. Access to Legal Aid and Litigants in Person. A lack of…
Nowhere to Turn 2023 This report details the findings of the No Woman Turned Away project and the stories of the survivors supported by the project. Further adding to our…
Investing to save: the economic case for funding specialist domestic abuse support This report presents research by Women’s Aid and economic analysis by ResPublica. Women’s Aid finds that the economic…
…as outreach, floating support or advocacy) without funding, 37% ran prevention/educational work without funding, 34% ran refuge accommodation without funding and 31% ran therapeutic support services without funding. For services…
