How many women are affected every year from domestic violence?

Monday, 7 December 2009

CHECK OUT OUR POWERPOINT

We have created a new powerpoint, that we can show to younger people and spread the word about how to spot and stop domestic violence.
We are still currently still working on it and it shall be up in a matter of days.

Monday, 23 November 2009

Rihanna-Chris Brown Case

Very recently there was an extremely famous case of domestic violence, this involved the pop sensation Rihanna and R'n'B superstar Chris brown, he was said to have beaten Rihanna after she asked him about text that she had found on his mobile-telephone. The pictures shocked the British public and Chris Brown lost many of his fan-base. More recently Chris Brown pleaded guilty to the charge with great bodily injury and was sentenced to community service with five years probation. Thanks to TMZ for letting us use the image.





Publications update

Our advertising team have made this small leaflet to help.

Monday, 9 November 2009

Did you know;
Up to one woman in four is affected by domestic violence at some stage in their life,
More than 500,000 women are affected each year,
Domestic violence results in the murder of more than a hundred women each year,
Violence within same sex relationships and from women to men is not unheard of, but the vast majority of domestic violence (estimated at over 80%) is perpetrated by men on women,
The police receive an estimated 360,000 999 phone calls each year connected with domestic violence by men against women,
Domestic violence occurs across all ages, ethnic groups and social classes,
54,000 women and children are given protection in refuges each year,
Despite the number of incidents reported, according to the latest figures prosecutions undertaken by the Crown Prosecution Service only numbered 13,000,
This number represents only about 15% of the estimated arrests in suspected cases of domestic violence,
Disabled women are twice as likely to suffer domestic violence and more likely to endure abuse.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2003/nov/27/christmasappeal

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Domestic violence is a non profit organisation that is trying to raise awareness about domestic violence. We exist to raise peoples awareness and to offer a lifeline to victims of this crime.