…has issued a joint statement with Women’s Aid and the Surrey Domestic Abuse Partnership, asking the Government to recognise domestic abuse as a public health priority. The statement also calls…
…domestic abuse-related cases from the police to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and the increase in the CPS domestic abuse-related charging rate, attrition remains unacceptably high in the criminal justice…
Domestic Abuse Matters Police training The right response to domestic abuse saves lives Domestic abuse causes significant harm and constitutes a considerable proportion of overall crime. On average the police…
…of major football championships, which could lead to an increase in domestic abuse. While football does not cause domestic abuse, existing abuse can intensify around tournaments like the Euros. Research…
Executive Lead for domestic abuse and sexual violence in ICBs Authors: Lucy Downes, Network Director, IRISi, Farah Nazeer, CEO, Women’s Aid Currently, most women who experience domestic abuse and…
…said: “The Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s report has highlighted the critical underfunding and stretched capacity of domestic abuse service provisions for children across the country. While the findings of the report…
Women’s Aid welcomes extension of Rail to Refuge – lifesaving travel scheme for domestic abuse survivors Extension expected to help hundreds more domestic abuse survivors to reach safe refuge Figures…
Joint statement on the Domestic Abuse Plan: Respect and Women’s Aid Domestic abuse is a matter of national priority as this plan appropriately acknowledges. Over the past year, there…
Come Together to End Domestic Abuse: a survey of UK attitudes to domestic abuse 2022 As part of our Come Together to End Domestic Abuse campaign we have worked with…
…Domestic Abuse Report 2018, The Domestic Abuse Report 2019: The Annual Audit and The Domestic Abuse Report 2020: The Annual Audit Domestic abuse support services for women in England This…
