Nationwide leads new calls for change to protect domestic abuse survivors
Nationwide Building Society has established a partnership with Britain’s largest domestic abuse assistance, both in order to create change and to protect survivors from abuse.
The partnership aims to expand the current support to the victims and to eliminate obstacles that can prevent survivors from controlling their lives.
A significant part of the reform is that the individual bankruptcy record (IIR) is specially removing the details of the survivors, while at the same time removing £ 308.
“The country has signed a money Wellness’s campaign to ensure that the government has made it special – for example, by protecting the addresses of survivors through bankruptcy.”
“Victims of domestic abuse are often struggling to pay this protection order because the exploiters typically apply full financial control and leave survivors with very few personal backgrounds.
Earlier this year, nationwide and shelter Independent In the brick by brick campaign, a second safe shelter built for women who escaped from domestic abuse was completed in July.
National Statistics Office records show that 2.3 million adults in the UK and Wales experienced domestic abuse, including 1.6 million women in 2023-24 years. Women are more than twice the probability of being affected.
In addition, expert support personnel can direct people to take refuge by phone, while providing safe areas in branches where individuals under the country-wide and other financial institutions-risks can search for the family or list them through financial problems. The personnel are also trained to help determine the symptoms of domestic abuse.
Emma Pickering, the head of abuse of abuse in the shelter, said: “One of the four women will experience domestic abuse throughout their lives and the cases continue to grow in both quantity and complexity. Thanks to the Nationwide Building Association, shelter will expand their support to the survivors of harassment.
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“Our partnership has never been needed so much. With the support of Nationwide, the asylum -expert team will strengthen the survivors with practical advice and emotional support to the survivors by helping them to rebuild their lives. No salary does not have to wander only in the domestic abuse, and the commitment of Nationwide, which means that we can get more support for those who survive.”
It’s not too late to support the shelter and help survives to find their freedom. The donations will be spent on life -saving jobs from life -saving business houses of the shelter. Donation to Shelter | Help stop domestic violence.
National Domestic Abuse Help Line, 0808 2000 247 offers or visit women. Refuge Website. Dedicated Men’s recommendation line 0808 8010 327
