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This is a new scheme created by the government to try and help victims of domestic abuse in lockdown. ANI stands for 'Action Needed Immediately' and if asked to a member of staff in a pharmacy, help will be given. Read more
Lockdown increases the opportunities that abusers can coerce or abuse women and children. Read more
As part of our commitment to individuals experiencing domestic abuse and their families who are worried about them - we’re doing our very best to make sure that we are always available to respond and help. Your safety and wellbeing is of paramount importance to us and we are prioritising our services in relation to safety and support above everything else. Read more
We work with survivors of domestic abuse to help them make choices to reclaim their lives and begin their next chapter. Read more
With our support, survivors of domestic abuse can reclaim their lives and choose the future they want.
Understanding the reasons and the countless barriers that stand in the way for any woman who is attempting to leave an abusive relationship is the important part. We will never just ask a woman to leave, we empower women to make their own decisions in an attempt to hold abusers to account for their behaviour.
You’re the reason we can keep providing our vital services, so no one has to face domestic abuse alone. Donate today and help us support more women and children living with domestic abuse.
Lockdown increases the opportunities that abusers can coerce or abuse women and children.
The Domestic Abuse Report 2019: The Economics of Abuse explores the relationship between domestic abuse and economic resources, looking at the needs and experiences of survivors around finances, welfare, housing and employment (economic needs), and how these needs are met by specialist domestic abuse services. Read more
As the culmination of 4 years of research by the Women's Centre for Justice into the criminal justice response to women who kill abusive men, this offers thought provoking insights into how the law, and how it is applied, prevents women from accessing justice... Read more
From 1st April 2019 the Domestic Abuse services commissioned by ECC and the PFCC are changing. Come along to our information events to meet the new providers and find out more: Read more
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