Women’s Aid shares findings and recommendations to future Government for long-term domestic abuse funding Today, May 23rd, 2024, the national domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid, brought together representatives across all…
…Guidelines on domestic violence and abuse are revisited and updated to provide up-to-date guidance for health professionals and encourage them to collaborate with domestic abuse services.” Farah Nazeer, CEO of…
…Domestic Abuse campaign, the charity is asking everyone to play their part in ending domestic abuse during World Cup, and to raise awareness of support services. While football matches do…
A year in focus – the annual audit of domestic abuse services in England Today we have published The Domestic Abuse Report: the Annual Audit 2022, looking at the work…
…with disabilities. The report also highlights domestic abuse as a key driver of women’s mental health problems – one study found that women accessing specialist domestic abuse services in the…
…Galop: National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline. Our helpline is for LGBT+ people who have or are experiencing domestic abuse. We are also here for people supporting a survivor of domestic…
…of cases involving domestic abuse in the family courts. The APPG launched the inquiry after becoming increasingly concerned about the safety of women and child survivors of domestic abuse within…
Over half of domestic abuse support services were running areas of work without dedicated funding The domestic abuse sector continues to face funding challenges, according to Women’s Aid’s The Domestic…
…against women, as nearly 1 in 5 crimes recorded by the police are domestic abuse related1. The economic and social costs of domestic abuse in England were just under £78…
…Women and Girls, Women’s Aid is launching an open letter calling for political party leaders to invest in domestic abuse services, ensuring survivors of abuse get the right response the…
