Our final episode for Series 3!

Refuge4Pets is a specialist Animal Fostering Service across Devon and Cornwall to victim-survivors of domestic abuse so that they can leave with their much-loved animals. Often individuals and families escaping domestic abuse are unable to take their animals with them, as most temporary accommodation does not allow pets. In many cases, this will stop people from leaving. I’m joined today by Mary, CEO of Refuge4Pets, to tell us more about the service. This episode contains conversations around abuse of pets and animals. Please take care when listening and note that this episode is not suitable for children. If you are affected by anything talked about in today’s episode, please reach out for support.

Kimberley is a survivor of domestic abuse. Today's episode is all about Kimberley's story.

Please note, this episode contains conversations about childhood experiences of domestic abuse as well as physical, emotional, financial abuse and examples of coercive and controlling behaviour. Please take care when listening and reach out for support if you are affected by anything that you hear. This episode is not suitable for children.

Today's episode is all about Devon Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services.

We're exploring the link between domestic abuse and sexual violence and abuse. Mandy and Joss also tell us about the support available with DRCSAS.

Please note, this episode contains conversations around sexual violence and abuse. Please take care when listening and reach out for support if you are affected by anything you hear. This episode is not suitable for children.

We're back for Series 3!

In today's episode, I chat with Alison, CEO of Pete's Dragons, as we explore the link between domestic abuse and suicide.

Please note this episode contains conversations around suicide. Please take care when listening and reach out for support if you are affected by anything you hear. This episode is not suitable for children.

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!