Safe where live/sleep

Safety

For example, able to be safe, secure or protected where you live/sleep (including rough sleeping); being free from emotional, sexual, physical, psychological or financial abuse and violence where one lives; being free from family and domestic violence; children are safe where they live and protected from abuse, neglect and exploitation.

Question 1:

Think about your safety where you live or sleep.

For example, able to be safe, secure or protected where you live/sleep (including rough sleeping); being free from emotional, sexual, physical, psychological or financial abuse and violence where you live; being free from family and domestic violence; children are safe where they live and protected from abuse, neglect and exploitation.

How has this changed for you since coming to the service?

Got a lot worse

Got a bit worse

Not changed

Got a bit better

Got a lot better

Not relevant to me

Question 2:

Do you think [the service] made a positive contribution to your safety where you live or sleep?

No, not at all

Yes, to some extent (a little)

Yes, to a large extent (a lot)