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This pop-up gives you quick access to key documents from the evaluation of the Domestic Abuse Whole Housing Approach, a pioneering scheme by Cheshire East Council and STADA that provides safe housing options for domestic abuse survivors. The evaluation shows how this approach prevents homelessness, enhances safety, and saves public money.
You can explore:
Final Evaluation Summary – Key results at a glance
Evaluation Key Achievements – Major successes and outcomes
Full Evaluation Report – Detailed findings and recommendations
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Breakthrough for Breaking Free: New Research Shows Housing Can Save Lives and Money
Over the next year, we will be working to continue to publish reports, blogs, podcasts, government consultations and webinars with and by partners across the housing and domestic abuse sector. We will discuss key issues for survivors living in the PRS and the solutions that partners have developed to support survivors to overcome housing barriers.
This toolkit highlights the challenges that victim/survivors experience in private tenancies and considers initiatives and offers guidance for engaging landlords and professionals working in the private rented sector (PRS) at a national and local level.
A briefing prepared for DAHA by Sarah-Jane Walker and Marianne Hester in July 2019, which draws on data collected as part of the ESRC-funded research project Justice, Inequality and Gender-Based Violence (Grant number: ES/M010090/1), conducted by the Universities of Bristol, West of England and Cardiff between 2015 and 2018 (PI: Professor Marianne Hester).
The DAHA PRS Development Manager works with partners such as Surviving Economic Abuse and the cross-sector Domestic Abuse Housing Policy and Practice Group to inform and influence policy and legislation that could support individuals experiencing domestic abuse to access and maintain safe and stable housing within the private rented sector. Below is a list of government consultation responses related to the needs of survivors living in the private rented sector.
Please see here for more information on the work of the National Domestic Abuse Policy and Practice Group.
The previous PRS Development Manager has had the opportunity to work alongside partners at the National Residential Landlords Association, Association of Residential Letting Agents and FixFlo, to bring domestic abuse to the attention of their membership landlords and letting agents. Below are some examples of published articles.
Over the course of the next year, we will continue to add blogs, podcasts and webinars that focus on key issues faced by tenants in the PRS experiencing domestic abuse, and some of the solutions that could help survivors overcome barriers and safe and stable housing.
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