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Assisting Women Victims of Violence Who Experience Multiple Barriers to Services

Janine M. Zweig

The Urban Institute

Kathryn A. Schlichter

Harvard University

Martha R. Burt

The Urban Institute

This study examines the extent to which programs for domestic violence and sexual assault gear services toward women facing multiple barriers (i.e., substance abuse disorders, mental health problems or learning disabilities, incarceration, and prostitution) and the unique problems such women encounter when accessing services. As part of a national evaluation, the authors interviewed staff from 20 programs focusing their service efforts on multibarriered women. Problems encountered by such women include lack of services dealing with multiple barriers, uneducated service providers, and batterers using women's barriers to further control or victimize them. This article describes the strategies programs use to meet these women's distinct needs.

Violence Against Women, Vol. 8, No. 2, 162-180 (2002)
DOI: 10.1177/10778010222182991


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