TAILIEUCHUNG - Asian Women, Domestic Violence and Mental Health

The UK Programme Board identified five key workstre each of which were led by one of the four countries and which are outlined on Page 14 (Box 1). A full list members of each of the workstreams and national steering groups is given at Appendix 2 and we acknowledge the tremendous commitment shown by members and chairs. Underpinning the work of the workstreams were the principles of user involvement, professional education, leadership, and the provision of safe, emotionally satisfying, effective and evidence-based maternity care to meet user needs. The unique contribution made to midwifery by the statutory supervision of midwives was acknowledged. | Asian Women Domestic Violence and Mental Health A Toolkit for Health Professionals Government Office FOR London EACH Enabling Change ----- ---- Rebuilding Lives Contents Acknowledgements Foreword 1 Ann Keen MP Parliamentary Under Secretary for Health Services Department of Health 2 Background EACH and Pukaar 3 Section one Introduction 4 Section two Asian women s experiences of domestic violence 5 Section three Barriers to accessing health care 10 Section four The consequences of domestic violence for health 14 Section five The consequences of domestic violence for mental health 19 Section six Asian women s experiences of health care 29 Section seven Good practice guidelines for health professionals 31 Section eight Outlines 40 Section nine Agencies offering specialist support 43 Section ten References 46 If I am laughing and alive today it is because of my counsellor and Pukaar Pukaar service user EACH Acknowledgements EACH would like to thank the following people for their time and the valuable contributions they have made to the production of this toolkit. Very special thanks to Dr Roxane Agnew-Davies Chartered Clinical Psychologist and specialist advisor to the Department of Health Victims of Violence and Abuse Prevention Programme VVAPP for compiling this toolkit and for bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the domestic violence and mental health field. Particular thanks to Pukaar Service Users for participating in focus groups and sharing their experiences and for their invaluable feedback. Thanks to the team of Pukaar counsellors who provided valuable information relating to their work with Asian women experiencing domestic violence and abuse and contributed throughout the process Gayatri Shah Foziha Raja Balbir Kang and Jyoti Mashru. Also thanks to Lakhvir Randhawa Deputy Director EACH for editing and reviewing the toolkit. EACH is grateful to Government Office for London for providing the funding to undertake the specialist domestic violence .

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