…Unable to replace/purchase essential goods for self/children Unable to access their own money due to abuse Unable to meet housing costs/rent payments whilst in refuge Unable to access appropriate housing…
…or their children, to meet debt repayments, meet housing cost/rent payments whilst in refuge, aiding in accessing appropriate housing or to alleviate financial dependency on a partner or family member….
…statutory agency, under a public statutory duty. These included children’s services (28.3%); financial advice (26.1%); mental health support/counselling (26.1%); employment/careers advice (21.7%); and housing support (10.9%). Despite the ongoing challenges,…
…housing team being prevented from making a homelessness application. Shockingly, for at least 16.3% of survivors, social services failed to meet their obligation to safeguard and protect women and children….
…and children would be at even greater risk of being turned away from the lifesaving services they rely on. Women’s Aid welcomes the increase in funding for social housing, as…
…women and children would be at even greater risk of being turned away from the lifesaving services they rely on. Women’s Aid welcomes the increase in funding for social housing,…
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