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Vital support for victims in £20 million funding boost

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Vital support for victims in £20 million funding boost

Thousands more victims to access life-saving support through a £19.9 million investment in specialist services.See the Story

Cash isn’t a preference – it’s the difference between life and death

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Cash isn’t a preference – it’s the difference between life and death

While many of us are used to tapping our contactless cards, imagine if someone was stopping you from accessing your bank account or monitoring every transaction? What if you needed to take a train to reach safety, but as you only had cash you couldn’t buy a ticket from the machine? For the millions of women experiencing economic abuse, cash isn’t merely a preference – it can literally be the difference between life and death. Yesterday, the Tre…Read Article

Wiltshire women trained to support domestic abuse victims

Weapons · England

Wiltshire women trained to support domestic abuse victims

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More than 100 women across Wiltshire have been trained to help victims of domestic abuse.See the Story

Contact responds to the government’s Spring Statement

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out further cuts to benefits today, as part of the government’s Spring Statement. These cuts will affect some families with disabled children. All Universal Credit claimaints will see a reduction in the amount of the standard allowance by the year 29/30. If a parent has their own disability and receives the Limited Capability for Work (LCWRA) or health element, this will either be: Frozen until 2029-30 if they a…Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom See the Story

Reader letter: Welfare reform demonises many who rely on benefits

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SIR - We support the Government’s commitment to improve access to employment for disabled people but the rhetoric around a 'spiralling' benefits bill has made many who rely on these benefits feel demonised.Welfare · United Kingdom See the Story

Sam Smethers appointed CEO of Surviving Economic Abuse

Sam Smethers has been appointed as Chief Executive of the domestic abuse charity, Surviving Economic Abuse. Smethers has been acting as interim CEO for the charity since its founder Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs OBE stepped down as CEO in May 2024. Smethers will transition into the role of CEO with immediate effect. Before joining Surviving Economic Abuse, Smethers was the CEO of the Fawcett Society, the UK’s leading feminist campaigning charity, and th…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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