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…is experiencing domestic abuse – the survivor may decide to stay in the relationship or return to the relationship, and the things you have said about the abuser may create…
…is experiencing domestic abuse – the survivor may decide to stay in the relationship or return to the relationship, and the things you have said about the abuser may create…
…APPG on Domestic Violence and Abuse conducts in-depth inquiries into key issues raised through APPG meetings. The inquiries include evidence submissions from survivors of domestic abuse, domestic abuse professionals, academics,…
…domestic abuse. Multiple barriers to reporting mean that only a fraction of abuse is captured in police data. Yet, studying police-recorded domestic abuse is important as it encompasses all cases…
…experiencing or who have experienced domestic abuse. Our research shows 96% of women who have experienced abuse are struggling: women who have been trapped in households with abusers now can’t…
…abuse, children experiencing abuse themselves (indirectly or directly) or threats of abuse made against them A feeling that the danger is increasing (including when threats to harm become worse or…
…health issues, read more about domestic abuse and your mental health Sexual abuse If you have experienced sexual abuse, try to get yourself to a place where you feel safe….
…in relationships while experiencing abuse, even if they want to leave, include the following: Hope that the abuser will change or that the situation will get better Abusers can be…
What domestic abuse services are there and how are they funded? Domestic abuse services provide a wide range of information and support including refuge accommodation, helplines, outreach support, floating support,…
…pro-contact culture and narrow understandings of domestic abuse by courts and professionals which leads to domestic abuse being marginalised, downgraded and ignored in child contact cases at the expense of…
…as much as possible. A high proportion of children living with domestic abuse are themselves being abused by the same abuser. But research has shown that talking to children about…