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Strategic plan | Border Women’s Aid
Why we do it | Border Women’s Aid
About us | Border Women’s Aid
Contact us | Border Women’s Aid
Financial abuse | Border Women’s Aid
Pattern of abuse | Border Women’s Aid
Raising the Red Flag | Border Women’s Aid
Myths Understood | Border Women’s Aid
Recognising domestic abuse | Border Women’s Aid
I never imagined | Border Women’s Aid
Informed by our vision, mission and values, we have created a 3-year plan to achieve the following objectives:
Why we do it | Border Women’s Aid
One in five women in Scotland will experience domestic abuse during her adult life – women who are our daughters, our sisters, our grandmothers, our friends, our neighbours.
About us | Border Women’s Aid
Border Women’s Aid (BWA) is the only domestic abuse service in the Scottish Borders run by women for women. We are women supporting women to regain control of their lives away from abusive relationships.
Contact us | Border Women’s Aid
Border Women’s Aid is here to help, so please do get in touch.
Financial abuse | Border Women’s Aid
During the recent debate on the proposed Domestic Abuse Bill (Scotland) in the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Borders MSP Rachael Hamilton highlighted how financial abuse (sometimes called economic abuse) is a major factor in domestic abuse, and
Pattern of abuse | Border Women’s Aid
Reference to statistics about domestic abuse “incidents” are only a small part of the full picture. Domestic abuse is not an individual “fight” or a one-off act.
Raising the Red Flag | Border Women’s Aid
Does your partner: Belittle you, or put you down in front of friends and family
Myths Understood | Border Women’s Aid
There are many widely believed myths and misconceptions surrounding domestic abuse and its causes. By believing them we allow the violence against women to continue.
Recognising domestic abuse | Border Women’s Aid
Since so much domestic abuse takes place behind closed doors, it’s sometimes very difficult to know whether you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse. Shame, embarrassment and fear often add to the conspiracy of silence around the
I never imagined | Border Women’s Aid
I never imagined I would be where I am right now. If someone had said that I would be the victim of domestic abuse, I would have asked if they had the right person.