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Three young women sitting together, holding handsDomestic abuse and suicide report

Refuge has released a new report, in partnership with the University of Warwick, detailing the results of a study looking at the experiences of 3,500 of Refuge’s clients, to inform policy and practice about victims of abuse who are at an increased risk of suicide. Read the report here

A woman sitting at a table holding a mug, looking out of the window.Help women like Amanda

Amanda’s confidence was destroyed by an abusive partner, but we were able to help her rebuild and start again with her children. Will you help more women like Amanda escape domestic abuse by donating to our spring appeal today?

Domestic Abuse Bill

Following the closing of the Domestic Abuse Bill consultation on 31 May 2018, Refuge believes that no one should be subjected to abuse or violence and appropriate support and protection should be available to all. Read more on our response to the Bill proposals.

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12 Aug

In my opinion a REFUGE from abuse should not have to rely upon grants & donations to survive

It should not have to turn anyone away including the ill & dependent

It should be able to house children & pets

Time to see it as a National EMERGENCY service paid for out of taxation

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A great blog by @Steph_Peacock about Barnsley @NorthernCollege's efforts to create a course for survivors of modern slavery, who are often also victims of violence & abuse. Some students will experience education for the first time: https://t.co/5n0MWIdSBN #tuesdaythoughts

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