Impact of Domestic Violence on Victims and the Community

The resources in this section are to show how domestic violence affects adult victims and their children's health, how it affects child-rearing and the community's economic and cultural well-being, We will provide information on strategies to deal with the impact of.

Current evidence: close violence with partners, mental health related to trauma, and chronic illness (PDF - 355 KB)

Please check the impact of intimate violence with partners on physical and mental health. This resource explains how survivors are increasing the likelihood of suffering from depression, post traumatic stress disorder, drug use, and other chronic health conditions.

Symptoms of psychological distress and posttraumatic stress: Satisfaction of mothers and children 's mothers being exposed to the role of intimate partner violence, parental stress and social support (PDF - 392 KB)

Relationship with recognition of mothers' child rearing ability after intimate partner's violence experience

The possibility of mental health problems among victims of domestic violence and possible effects of these problems on socioeconomic status and family relations are discussed. This document also provides additional material on domestic violence and its relationship with trauma.

Explain the economic cost of submitting a restraining order that women may make it more difficult to leave an abusive relationship

How to investigate the economic and economic burden of domestic violence at the community level

THRIVE: Framework for understanding community determinants of intimate partner violence [Webinar]

Use social determinants of the health framework to explore the social structure that leads to intimate partner violence. In this webinar, practitioners can understand the impact of intimate violence with partners and how to prevent them from being identified at the community level.

The effects of domestic violence are widespread and affect women's social function, mental health and physical health. For example, domestic violence often affects the mental health of the victim / survivor and leads to a decline in self-esteem, loss of identity, anxiety and anxiety to despair or depression. In addition, domestic violence often causes physical injury, chronic pain or sexually transmitted diseases, which affects the health of the victim / survivor. All these problems makes it difficult for victims and survivors to take measures to protect themselves.

Domestic violence has been shown to adversely affect victims of violence. Most people are unaware of the range of potential adverse effects of domestic violence against adult victims, pregnant victims, children and adolescents who are under such behavior. When a woman becomes pregnant and becomes a victim of domestic violence, that woman is not the only person to suffer, but the mother is the same. Domestic violence is related to the physical, mental and spiritual injuries of the victim and it can lead to the onset of major illnesses that will last throughout their lifetime. The prevention and evaluation of domestic violence is important to stop the adverse effects on victims and society as a whole.

Among the largest victims of domestic violence, there is a catastrophic effect that minimal domestic violence has on women. I do not know much about the influence of children who witnessed violence against parents and carers. These children - the forgotten victims of domestic violence - are the focus of this report. The findings suggest that children exposed to violence at home may experience a series of serious and sustained effects. Children raised in violent families are prone to victims of child abuse. People who are not direct victims have the same behavioral and psychological problems as physically abused children.

Children in this photo support our campaign, not victims of domestic violence.