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Annual Audit 2024

The Domestic Abuse Report 2024: The Annual Audit The Domestic Abuse Report 2024: The Annual Audit, situated in the context of our 50-year anniversary as a federation, looks at the provision and uptake of domestic abuse services in England. The report demonstrates how specialist domestic abuse services are working at, or even over, capacity more […]

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Evidence Hub: The Shadow Pandemic

The Shadow Pandemic Shining a light on domestic abuse during Covid, calls for long-term, sustainable funding and support for survivors and services after Covid-19 increased existing pressures. The Shadow Pandemic is a domestic abuse strategic learning partnership, which brought together AAFDA, Chayn, Galop, Imkaan, Respect, Rights of Women, SafeLives, Social Finance, Standing Together, Surviving Economic

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Evidence Hub: Funding a National Network of Refuges: Providing a lifeline for families fleeing domestic abuse

Funding a National Network of Refuges: Providing a lifeline for families fleeing domestic abuse We commissioned a group of expert consultants to work with us to develop an alternative model of funding for specialist women’s refuges. This work was taken forward in light of a  funding crisis that refuges have been tackling over the past

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Evidence Hub: Fragile funding landscape

Fragile funding landscape The extent of local authority commissioning in the domestic abuse refuge sector in England 2020 Our latest report, ‘Fragile funding landscape: the extent of local authority commissioning in the domestic abuse refuge sector in England 2020’, reveals the huge number of refuge services running without any statutory funding, including a significant proportion

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Evidence Hub: Funding specialist support for domestic abuse survivors

Funding specialist support for domestic abuse survivors Funding life-saving specialist domestic abuse support services, will cost £393 million per year. This investment would be a fraction of the estimated £66 billion annual cost to society. This is the finding of Women’s Aid’s latest report, which examines the cost of fulfilling the previous government’s commitment to

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