The Survivor’s Handbook: Print version 2009
Please note – The print version of The Survivor’s Handbook was last updated in June 2009. Women’s Aid cannot be held responsible for any changes which may have taken place after this date. Women’s Aid periodically updates the Survivor’s Handbook. Please go to The Survivor’s Handbook webpages for the most up-to-date content.
©Copyright Women’s Aid Federation of England 2005 all rights reserved. Revised Jun 2009.
The Survivor's HandbookThe Survivor’s Handbook: Audio version 2008
Please note – The audio version of The Survivor’s Handbook was last updated in April 2008. Women’s Aid cannot be help responsible for any changes which may have taken place after this date.
Introduction to The Survivor’s Handbook
Section 1: What is domestic violence?
Section 2: Recognising domestic violence
Section 3: I am experiencing domestic violence, what can I do about it?
Section 4: Making a safety plan
Section 5: What can Women’s Aid do for me?
Section 6: Where can I go?
Section 7: What is a refuge and how can I stay in one?
Section 8: Children and domestic violence
Section 9: Making arrangements for children after separation
Section 10: Your legal rights
Section 11: The police and the criminal prosecution process
Section 12: Getting an injunction
Section 13. Women from black and ethnic minority communities
Section 14. Immigration issues