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   Name: Fiona Dear on Aug 31, 2009

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   Name: Penny Sheerin on Sep 3, 2009

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   Name: Maria Blant on Sep 9, 2009

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   Name: Ana Cosa on Sep 14, 2009

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   Name: Ellie on Sep 15, 2009

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6. 506
   Name: A. Blakey on Sep 15, 2009

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   Name: Val Lunn on Sep 15, 2009

   Comments: Roshni was set up in response to the needs of South Asian women who said they wanted a culturally specific service. Those needs have not gone away. Nor should Roshni. Shame on you Nottingham City Council. Do the right thing and reinstate the service. Save Roshni.

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   Name: Misfa Mollah on Oct 3, 2009

   Comments: roshni has provided a safe home for me and my 3kids in 2007 for 6months.as a asian women i felt safe being there with other asian women in the refuge plus staff were asian too they understand my background problem.although i was going through so much pain staff were always available to listen.

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   Name: Misfa Mollah on Oct 3, 2009

   Comments: roshni has provided a safe home for me and my 3kids in 2007 for 6months.as a asian women i felt safe being there with other asian women in the refuge plus staff were asian too they understand my background problem.although i was going through so much pain staff were always available to listen.

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10. 510
    Name: Noreen on Oct 5, 2009

    Comments: We need Roshni, here in Nottingham. It saves the lives of women who have no one to protect them.

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11. 511
    Name: Mena on Oct 7, 2009

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12. 512
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 13, 2009

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    Name: Nimisha on Oct 15, 2009

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14. 514
    Name: Ranjit Kaur on Oct 22, 2009

    Comments: Roshni is an amazing service and a pathway to freedom from harm for many frightened and abused women and children. Its appalling that at a crucial time in a womans life that this lifeline is taken away...why would you do that

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15. 515
    Name: Helen Wakeford on Oct 24, 2009

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    Name: Anne MacLeod on Nov 13, 2009

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    Name: Daniella Nulty on Jan 25, 2010

    Comments: you do so much for the community and you should carry on the council is always trying to close down ethnic organisation just so they can pocket the money their selfs we need to fight for those that are still in that situation

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    Name: Gouri Palkhatua on Feb 22, 2010

    Comments: I have always been supported during my bad times which is still not over but they have always been supportive. I would request the council tio continue helping each other for the good work otherwise there would be no voice raising for domestic violence and protect women

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    Name: Sian Beavis on Feb 28, 2010

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20. 520
    Name: Jit Sandhu on Mar 4, 2010

    Comments: As a South Asian woman myself and having carried out research in this area, I feel the closure of ROSHNI would be detrimental to the South Asian Community. Roshni is a unique service which meets the needs of this community. The work they are doing is extremely valuable to providing social and economic support to those who are suffering from domestic violence. Understanding the context is which abuse take place is a given in all agencies providing this type support. However understanding the cultural implications of abuse/reporting abuse/taking action against abuse is central to meeting this group of women’s needs. Other agencies (i.e. the national women’s aid) do a fantastic job, however as all agencies working in this area are underresourced. My concern lies with the fact that extra resources will not be pumped in to these agencies to meet this need. Roshni meets a vital need in this community. Speaking as a South Asian woman our community is still several steps behind the western community in recognising abuse is abuse, not just a fact of life. Only with the work of organisations such as Roshni can we help to change this. This brings me on to the women who suffer abuse. There is something to be said about speaking/seeking help from agencies who understand the severe implications of abuse in a cultural context. What will happen to those women who have been forced in to marriage, have poor English and as a result feel isolated from accessing national services? They will remain in the vicious circle of abuse they are in.

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    Name: Asif Majid on Mar 15, 2010

    Comments: This service is vital for Asian women as they have no one who can help them in their own language. Most of the victims who are from Pakistan, India or Bangladesh cannot speak English and hence need that personal touch that only people like ROSHNI can give.

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    Name: Eekgexkrw on Mar 16, 2010

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23. 523
    Name: Iardkud on Mar 16, 2010

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    Name: Pdibfgticfq on Mar 22, 2010

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    Name: Priya Bhogal on May 2, 2012

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