The 25th of November to the 10th of December is the 16 Days of Action annual campaign to end violence against women and girls.

Today's episode is a special episode as part of this campaign and is all about the festive period at NDADA, specifically within the Refuge.

Lynsey is here to tell us what life is like in the Holidays for our families and what we can do to support.

This week we're chatting with Jeanie Lynch, Programme Manager for Colab Women in Exeter.

Jeanie has years of experience working with women and girls and has been the Programme Manager for Colab Women since it began in 2017.

Find out more about Colab Women and the services on offer for women in Exeter and the surrounding areas.

Jane is a survivor of domestic abuse and is sharing her story.

Please note this episode contains examples of physical, financial and sexual abuse, as well as behaviours of coercive control.

This episode is not suitable for children. Please reach out for support if you are affected by anything in this episode.

Jane's voice and name have been changed for her safety.

This week I am joined by the wonderful Jeanette Brown from More Positive Me CIC.

More Positive Me is a community interest company focused on empowerment after domestic abuse.

Listen here to find out more!

Today's episode is all about our NDADA Court Independent Domestic Violence Advocate (IDVA) service. Mandy is here to tell us more about the support available for those going through the Court process.

Molly is a Creative and Performer in North Devon and is the creator of 'Seasons' - a one-woman performance coming to The Landmark Theatre in Ilfracombe on the 12th of September 2024.

Find out more about Seasons and how to get tickets! A donation will be made to NDADA after the show.

Kathryn from 'The Big House' is back and in a brand new role!

What is a 'Staying Put Housing Independent Domestic Violence Advocate?' Find out here!

Over the last ten years Hannah has conducted research examining different forms of violence against older people, with a specific focus on domestic violence, sexual violence and homicide of older women.

Between 2020-2024 Hannah is working on a project examining criminal justice outcomes and decision making in cases involving victims aged 60 and over.