…survivors accessing support. These inaccessibility barriers include communication barriers, cultural awareness barriers, and practical access barriers (e.g. where a venue is not wheelchair accessible). In addition, survivors who are denied…
…authority support. They can support women who have NRPF to access support from social services if they have children who should be supported under Section 17. Rights of Women Immigration…
…as the vacancy was unable to meet their support needs. This is a 27.3% increase compared with 2023. By the end of support from NWTA, 48.0% of women had a…
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…also contact Victim Support who are separate from the police. They can offer free, confidential advice after a crime has been committed. Volunteers from Victim Support can provide emotional support…
…The duty to collaborate when commissioning community-based support services should also be expanded to encourage cross-boundary collaboration, particularly to support Black and minoritised women in accessing appropriate ‘by and for’…
…of size of the service and the numbers and support needs of the survivors they can support. Women accessing refuge services travel from one part of the country to another…
…that you both have an idea about what to expect. There are also community-based services that may be able to support the survivor, including outreach, floating support, resettlement support, specialist…
…her. Let her know that she is not alone, and direct her to support services, like the Women’s Aid email service. The support workers can help her come to terms…
