Angela Rener Has praised Independent‘S “Amazing” brick went into a house by a brick campaign after the first family to escape from domestic misconduct.
Deputy Prime Minister said that he liked it very much Urged the success of the campaign and to continue the support to the Backers to go from strength to strength.
Manufacture Two purpose-built safe houses It was completed earlier this year, and now a survivor of misconduct has been handed over the keys of his new home – and a new beginning.
The extremely successful campaign launched in partnership with major domestic misconduct Charity Sharan was supported by readers, politicians, royalty and celebrities when it was launched in September last year.
Talk to Independent On Thursday, Ms. Rener said: “Because the feelings of relief read with the first movements that a house could mean what a house could mean for people – it is not just a house but a sanctuary.
“It is a case to support weaker families and their children in a safe and safe residence that I keep close to my heart. So this government is injecting millions of pounds of financing so that domestic misconduct can reach the remaining people to reach lifestyle support when they need the most.
“Just today I announced that we are re -writing the rules to ensure that they have to go into a new area, do not face unfair obstacles while trying to reach the social house when they have to go to a new area.
“I will continue to work day by day to make sure more families may have a safe roof on their heads and I am proud that this campaign is leading for example.”
The first living, who should be anonymous for safety reasons, said: “As soon as I went in, it felt hot, safe and domestic. This is the first time I slept properly in months.
“Children are the most happy they have long.”
Especially new semi-separated houses built by homes are at a secret place to protect the remaining people.
They have two double-shaped bedrooms, open-plun kitchens and built-in wardrobe storage space, as well as a private drive with solar panels and off-road parking on the roof.
Homes also include several security facilities, including CCTV, a fireproof letterbox and increased locking on windows and doors.
Geordie Greig, Editor-in-Chief IndependentSaid: “This is important because it helps the weakest people who are severely damaged by misuse of their life danger.
“It is permanent because we want to build a house that will be in the form of a sanctuary for generations that will be in the form of a sanctuary to keep these people safe, from the situations that are dangerous and life-threatening.”
After 10,946 bricks were placed, a women’s team of decorators added the finishing touch to the property to make it a true house for those who take refuge.
Each new family will receive a welcome pack with various items such as the required toilets. New toys and books will also be received to help children settled.
To help the house welcome more, the team used bright, ventilated colors to “ignite the feeling of goodness, freedom and moving”.
The refuge staff will provide emotional assistance and legal advice to the families, and will help women with safety preparations, budget, loan scheme, profit applications and nurseries and schools.
As many remaining people in the house will see through it, the shelter will be maintained and a deep clean between each family.
The independents The Brick BIB BRIC campaign was launched in September 2024 in response to Britain’s domestic misconduct crisis.
Thousands of women in the UK face danger in their homes, but a woman is distracted from asylum every two hours due to lack of space.
Queen, Sir ker stormer, Dame Helen Mirren, Dame Joana Lumle, Olivia callman, Victoria Darbyshire, Andy Oliver, David Morissy And Sir Patrick Stewart Was among those who supported the campaign.
Independent Hearing testimony from a series of remaining people, in which women were beaten and lost children, friends and jobs.
The National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 provides support for women on 247, or you can visit the shelter website. 0808 8010 327 has a dedicated men’s advice line
