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Domestic Violence, Housing, and Homelessness - NNEDV

National Network to End Domestic violence | 1400 16th Street, NW | Suite 330 | Washington, DC 20036 | Statistics Contributing and Exacerbating Factors Needs and Policy Recommendations Domestic violence , Housing, and Homelessness Domestic violence is a leading cause of Homelessness for women and their children. Many victims face Homelessness when they flee abusive homes. Their experiences are confounded by economic instability, often perpetuated by abusers. Policy makers must work to ensure that safe, affordable housing is available to victims and must reduce the barriers victims face in securing and maintaining housing. Between 22 and 57% of all homeless women report that Domestic violence was the immediate cause of their Additionally, 38% of all victims of Domestic violence become homeless at some point in their A victim of Domestic violence will often leave an abuser multiple times before finally escaping the violence , therefore, experiencing multiple periods of Over 90% of homeless women have experienced severe physical or sexual abuse at some point in their lives, and 63% have been victims of intimate partner violence as In a 2006 report by the U.

Domestic Violence Services 2010; Family Violence Prevention and Services Act Grantees Data Report (2010). xiii Lyon, E., & Lane, S. (2009). Meeting survivors’ needs: A multi-state study of domestic violence shelter experiences.

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