Womens Aid launch platform for those working with domestic abuse

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Women's Aid launch platform for those working with domestic abuse

Domestic abuse charity launches platform for professionals working with survivors to provide up-to-date information on vacancies in refuges and availability of other services.

Date - 8th March 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

National domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid today (8 March) launches a dedicated service for professionals currently working with survivors of domestic abuse, seeking refuge accommodation and support. Professionals including...

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