The BBC reports that male victims of domestic abuse in England are increasingly ending up without stable housing, with some forced to sleep in cars or in tents in gardens or on friends’ property due to a lack of support and refuge space. Charities working with male abuse survivors have seen a significant rise in demand for help, with some providers reporting increases in calls and requests for assistance. This trend highlights the shortage of tailored services and safe accommodation options for men fleeing abusive relationships, compared with services more commonly available to female survivors. The situation underscores wider concerns about access to support, recognition of male victims’ needs, and gaps in the domestic abuse support infrastructure.
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