The peer-led research by the Tyneside-based organisation questioned women across the North east, with other work currently being carried out at their other sites in the Midlands. The women involved were often struggling to find accommodation, and did so to avoid being classed as homeless.
The majority of women involved in sex work are not Belle de Jour. They have issues, often issues that stem from their childhood.
It needs to. The problem is made worse by women being exposed to sexual abuse as they grew up, and addiction to drink or drugs. One woman seen by the charity regularly provided sexual services to a lecturer described as a millionaire. Charity staff spoke to a wide cross section of their clients, focusing on 20 women who used the charity last year. In one day the report team logged on to adultwork. Changing Lives is a national, registered charity which provides specialist support for thousands of vulnerable people and their families.
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