Whole Lives Scotland report
Findings from our project to improve the responses for domestic abuse victims and survivors who often remain 'hidden' from identification and the support that they...
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Bisexual victims and survivors’ experiences
Briefing paper on the comparison of bisexual and heterosexual women’s experiences of domestic abuse.
Beacons: multiple and complex needs briefing paper
Evidence and insight from our pilot programme, supporting victims and survivors domestic abuse who have complex and multiple needs.
Health-based services Insights dataset
2015-18 data about adult health-based services. Part of our Insights series of publications.
The Unseen: blind and partially sighted people’s experiences of domestic abuse
Report exploring domestic abuse experiences of physically and sensory impaired people.
A public health approach to ending domestic abuse for the whole family
This report shares our early findings from steps one and two in 12 local areas, drawing on extensive research which includes surveys and interviews with...
Saving lives, saving money: Maracs and high risk domestic abuse
This report gives an overview of what a Marac is, how they work, and why they matter. It includes an analysis on the cost effectiveness...
Routes to Safety
The Routes to Safety research project aims to enhance domestic abuse referrals and improve the safety of victims and survivors.
“A life barely half lived”: Domestic abuse practitioners’ experiences of supporting survivors of psychological abuse
Read about domestic abuse practitioners’ experiences of supporting survivors and challenges in tackling psychological abuse.
Impact of moving or staying put on the recovery on women experiencing domestic abuse
Survivors of domestic abuse face complex choices when it comes to staying or leaving their homes, each with its own emotional and safety implications.