…structural inequalities in a context of financial hardship, whilst seeking a refuge space. © Women’s Aid, 2022 Download the financial hardship report (PDF) Download the financial hardship report (Word version)…
Economic abuse and coercive control 2022 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports based on our surveys of survivors and…
Technology and domestic abuse 2022 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports based on our surveys of survivors and services…
Seeking support for domestic abuse 2022 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports based on our surveys of survivors and…
One year of the Covid-19 pandemic 2022 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports based on our surveys of survivors…
Community response to domestic abuse and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic 2020 In addition to our report A Perfect Storm, Women’s Aid have produced a number of short reports…
…is a domestic abuse strategic learning partnership, which brought together AAFDA, Chayn, Galop, Imkaan, Respect, Rights of Women, SafeLives, Social Finance, Standing Together, Surviving Economic Abuse and Women’s Aid to…
…that women’s refuges remain a key part of the local landscape of service provision. Published: 19th September 2018 © Women’s Aid, 2018 Download Funding a National Network of Refuges (PDF)…
…of domestic abuse, and new evidence of gender discrimination within the institutional culture of the courts. © Women’s Aid, 2018 Download “What about my right not to be abused?” (PDF)…
…highlights our achievements so far and what still needs to be done to keep children safe. © Women’s Aid, 2017 Download Child First: A Call to Action One Year On…
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