Women fleeing domestic violence are being forced onto the already tight commercial rental market, due to a shortage of shelter accommodation. As calls to national helplines rise, advocates say urgent action is needed.
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A shortage of safe houses is impacting women fleeing domestic violence
Beds in a women's shelter Credit: SBS-Sandra Fulloon
Women fleeing domestic violence are being forced onto the already tight commercial rental market, due to a shortage of shelter accommodation. As calls to national helplines rise, advocates say urgent action is needed.
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By Sandra Fulloon
Presented by Mayada Kordy Khalil
Source: SBS
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