‘Excellent start’ as government announces pilot of emergency fund for domestic abuse survivors Domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid has described the “relief” for survivors of domestic abuse following a government…
Come Together to End Domestic Abuse Today, Women’s Aid launches ‘Come Together to End Domestic Abuse’, a two-year campaign ahead of the charity’s 50th birthday in 2024. The campaign aims…
…by her abuser and children left motherless because of this heinous crime. At the end of last year, the Office for National Statistics published its annual domestic abuse data bulletin,…
…into UK adults’ attitudes to domestic abuse, to better understand where and why domestic abuse is ‘tolerated’ in our society. The survey included scenarios between domestic abuse perpetrators and victims,…
Women’s Aid publishes groundbreaking research looking at what influences children and young people’s understanding of domestic abuse National domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid has today published a first-of-its-kind report into…
…to survivors regardless of immigration status, to support survivors of domestic abuse through this crisis period. Urgent, practical support for specialist domestic abuse services The Government to establish an independently…
…and children impacted by domestic abuse have no understanding of what is driving men’s violence and how to end it. Specialist domestic abuse services in the city, such as Liverpool…
…what further action was needed to improve safety for women and children experiencing domestic abuse. Although it was recognised that the Domestic Abuse Act had delivered a guarantee of access…
Domestic abuse survivors struggle to access mental health support – especially for Black and minoritised women Women’s Aid launches two new reports highlighting the devastating and long-lasting impact of domestic…
…about long term approaches to domestic abuse. HMICFRS found that on average, three in four domestic abuse crimes reported to the police are closed without the perpetrator being charged —…
