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Domestic abuse victims living in fear in North Lincolnshire to get more help The council has welcomed the funding to improve services for victims and their children 06:00, 18 FEB 2021 Sign up for our free newsletter for court stories sent straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Services for victims of domestic...

The protocol traditionally comes into operation during periods of severe weather, and provides shelter to rough sleepers. Homeless charity St. Mungo’s deliver outreach services on behalf of the council, and carry out extra shifts to make sure that they can offer help to as many rough sleepers as possible. The council confirmed an increasing number of homeless people in the borough, and has provided help and support from an uncertain future on the streets by initiating this protocol in the area. Petra Salva, St Mungo’s Director of Rough Sleeping, Westminster and Migrant Services s...

DOMESTIC abuse victims and their children living in Somerset will be able to receive more support thanks to £1.9million of extra government funding.

Somerset domestic abuse victims and children receive £1.9m government support Domestic abuse victims and their children living in Somerset will be able to receive more support thanks to £1.9million of extra government funding. The funding will help victims and their children access life-saving support including advocacy, counselling and therapy in safe locations such as refuges or specialist safe accommodation, where victims and their children can go to get away from their abusers. Councils in Somerset will receive the second most in the South West with £1.9million. This includes �...

Domestic abuse victims and their children living in Cornwall will be able to receive more support after £1.2million of extra government funding.