Funding a National Network of Refuges: Providing a lifeline for families fleeing domestic abuse We commissioned a group of expert consultants to work with us to develop an alternative model…
Mental health and domestic abuse: A review of the literature This publication was developed as part of Women’s Aid’s Deserve To Be Heard campaign. This literature review presents an overview…
…in 2021, published in 2022, which look at the lasting impact of the pandemic through five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report….
…have also produced a series of thematic briefings in 2021, published in 2022, which look at the lasting impact of the pandemic through five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse,…
Reframing the links: Black and minoritised women, domestic violence and abuse, and mental health – A review of the literature By Ravi K. Thiara and Christine Harrison, University of Warrick…
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…
…to show the quality of research on domestic abuse. Developed with and endorsed by academic researchers, this framework provides decision-makers with clarity on the merits of different types of evidence…
…the devastating impact of Covid-19 on experiences of domestic abuse. Survivors supported by the project are experiencing worsening abuse and more controlling behaviour. Published: Women’s Aid, 6th July 2021 Download…
Are you listening? 7 Pillars for a survivor-led approach to mental health support This research was co nducted with a view to understanding what domestic abuse survivors want from mental…
Fragile funding landscape The extent of local authority commissioning in the domestic abuse refuge sector in England 2020 Our latest report, ‘Fragile funding landscape: the extent of local authority commissioning…
