Housing crisis forces women back to violent homes

By Kate Burke
May 26 2014 - 4:00am
Bathurst Women's and Children's Refuge manager Rae Hopkins said the lack of affordable and appropriate rental accomodation for low income earners in Bathurst, made it harder for women to leave violent homes. 010914pdom 
 
 
  
 
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Bathurst Women's and Children's Refuge manager Rae Hopkins said the lack of affordable and appropriate rental accomodation for low income earners in Bathurst, made it harder for women to leave violent homes. 010914pdom 010914pdom

IT is not uncommon for victims of domestic violence to have to return to their home because of the lack of affordable rental accommodation options, according to Bathurst Women's and Children's Refuge manager Rae Hopkins.

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