…the lasting impact of the pandemic through five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download Economic abuse and coercive control 2022 (PDF)…
…the lasting impact of the pandemic through five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download Seeking support for domestic abuse 2022 (PDF)…
…five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download Community response to domestic abuse and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic 2020 (PDF)…
…abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download The impact of Covid-19 on domestic abuse support services: findings from an initial Women’s Aid survey 2020 (PDF)…
…abuse, to also provide some context for what these figures actually represent in real life. Read the new Office for National Statistics (ONS) on domestic abuse here Evidence shows the…
…abuse and why is this experience so different to men? The answer is because domestic abuse perpetrated by men against women is part of wider sexism and misogyny. It…
…if they will Come Together to End Domestic Abuse #EndAbuseTogether We know that domestic abuse is devastatingly common. 1.7 million women experience domestic abuse every year, and with three women…
…There is conflict about child access arrangements, or the abuser is using these contacts to further abuse and control. The abuser’s jealousy increases, and they accuse their partner of (imagined)…
…— released today, 23rd June — has acknowledged that the pandemic has put domestic abuse survivors at greater risk, and has praised the police for making good use of technology…
…2023, only 18.9% of women who had experienced partner abuse in the last 12 months reported the abuse to the police (ONS, 2023). Where do domestic abuse statistics come from?…
