…attempts to access support. It highlights the dangers of the predominant ‘one size fits all’ approach to supporting survivors – which does not take into account the full range of…
…to the Members’ Area and/or must not access or use the Members’ Area. If you breach any of these Member Terms, we have the right to terminate your access to…
…to share experiences and support one another. Survivor’s Handbook This handbook provides practical support and information for women experiencing domestic abuse, with guidance on seeking support and reaching safety. Survivors’…
…perpetrator Financial barrier to caring for their children or caring for family members) Unable to access benefits or waiting for benefits after fleeing abuse No access to benefits because of…
…for women and children unable to access refuge provision, has been working alongside local services to ensure the most vulnerable survivors have access to the support they need when they…
…The duty to collaborate when commissioning community-based support services should also be expanded to encourage cross-boundary collaboration, particularly to support Black and minoritised women in accessing appropriate ‘by and for’…
…can also be challenging for you, as someone providing informal support, to try to access professional support for a survivor of domestic abuse. People can also feel very alone in…
…vulnerable survivors have access to the support they need when they need it the most. Based on the support the project provided to survivors during 2020, the report lays bare…
…are being forced to run their vital therapeutic support without any dedicated funding, while survivors desperate for help are unable to access the support they need to rebuild their lives…
…run without dedicated funding was domestic abuse prevention and educational work, followed by community-based domestic abuse services for women including outreach, floating support, and advocacy, and therapeutic support services such…
