Women’s Aid responds to Mayor of London’s funding announcement for grassroots organisations tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Lizzy Dobres, policy and practice manager, said: “We welcome the Mayor…
Women’s Aid responds to Domestic Abuse Commissioner raising concerns about councils funding crisis Farah Nazeer, chief executive of Women’s Aid, comments: “Women’s Aid’s expertise on the national network of domestic…
…funding for perpetrator interventions have provided essential funding to our sector in recent years. We fear that the expiry of these funding streams, coupled with the severe impacts of current…
Women’s Aid responds to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’s funding announcement Lucy Hadley, Head of Policy and Campaigns at Women’s Aid said “We welcome the £125…
…and girls (VAWG) or domestic abuse in the Chancellor’s speech, and a failure to commit to new funding on tackling VAWG, we are concerned about the ability of government to…
…funding, life-saving services that support women and children will be unable to meet demands. Within departmental allocations, we have continued to call for a minimum funding settlement of £516 million…
…funding is not only inadequate and short-term, but it also too often fails to go where it’s needed – sadly, due to poor local commissioning practices, funding can be awarded…
…rising cost-of-living, alongside shortages in funding, present to domestic abuse services across England. The report is especially significant, during ongoing financial precarity of local government and an increase in the…
…the Government to put in place national multi-year ringfenced funding for specialist support services. This funding should include a separate pot for ‘by and for’ services, which are designed and…
…as outreach, floating support or advocacy) without funding, 37% ran prevention/educational work without funding, 34% ran refuge accommodation without funding and 31% ran therapeutic support services without funding. For services…
