…the NWTA project, which has been funded by the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities to specifically support women and children who face additional barriers to accessing refuge accommodation….
…that you both have an idea about what to expect. There are also community-based services that may be able to support the survivor, including outreach, floating support, resettlement support, specialist…
…women supported or turned away to individual service type (e.g. outreach, IDVA, floating support) for responding services applied to non-responding services on Routes to Support for the same region. b….
…from paid employment and caring responsibilities. It is also important to bear in mind the additional barriers particular social groups might face in escaping domestic abuse or in accessing support…
…go, who you can see, what you can wear and when you can sleep Stopping you from accessing support services, such as medical services or support groups Repeatedly putting you…
…be difficult to reach out to support services, especially if you have a mental health diagnosis, but our support services are here for you. For further support please contact the…
…face barriers in accessing a refuge space. A team of specialist domestic abuse practitioners receive referrals and work with survivors of domestic abuse, advocating for them when needed, to find…
…from supporting survivors – either turning them away from existing support, reducing the support available or closing all together in 5 cases. This rose to 85% of services run by…
…to tackling VAWG that looks beyond the criminal justice system and centres those who face the greatest barriers to support and protection. Recommendations include: Defend our human rights and address…
…from Rights of Women. If you’ve been affected by this, make sure you get support. Bloom’s course ‘Image-based abuse and rebuilding ourselves‘ can support you to learn tools for processing…
