Women with disabilities experiencing domestic violence and abuse: child safety focused practice with person-centred principles

Key Points

• Improvements in child safety practices are essential for women with disabilities facing domestic violence and abuse.
• The focus on person-centred principles helps tailor support to specific needs, fostering better outcomes.
• A qualitative approach highlights the unique experiences of this population, emphasizing their voices in safety discussions.
• Child safety mechanisms may enable women with disabilities to seek help and escape abusive situations more effectively.