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Navigating the language – listening to the words women use to describe their mental health and hearing what they need

Listening to the words women use to describe their mental health. Medina Johnson, Chief Executive of IRISi, on transforming survivors' experiences in healthcare.

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Motherhood, homelessness and abuse: the importance of a gendered approach

Katherine Sacks-Jones, Alliance for Women and Girls at Risk, outlines the specific needs of women experiencing homelessness, and how support must address this.

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Improving the health response to domestic abuse in Blackpool

A reflection on delivering specialist training and referral pathways to GP practices with the Pathfinder project. Read about the significant impact it’s made in Blackpool.

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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.

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Helping women with learning disabilities express their views

Lois Cameron, Director at Talking Mats, writes about their successful communication tool which helps identify people with learning disabilities experiencing domestic abuse.

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For girls to fulfil their potential, we need to understand the whole picture

SafeLives CEO writes on why we must understand the cumulative factors contributing to abuse and create early interventions for boys at risk to prevent harm

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A letter to my younger self

This letter was written by a brave member of SafeLives staff, who is also one of our Pioneers, to raise awareness and empower other survivors. Read her story.

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Scotland VAWG strategic review: response

Our response to the call for evidence for Scotland’s independent strategic review of funding and commissioning of violence against women and girls services

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Victims’ Bill consultation response

Our response to the Government consultation on improving victims’ experiences of the criminal justice system across England and Wales.

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