…the lasting impact of the pandemic through five themes; children, economic abuse, tech-facilitated abuse, seeking support and an overall one-year on report. Download Economic abuse and coercive control 2022 (PDF)…
…showed that 3.1% of service users overall (1,230) identified as LGBQ+, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, asexual, or pansexual (Women’s Aid, 2024). Economic abuse Economic abuse can be a significant…
…can support you: Surviving Economic Abuse is the only UK charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse and transforming responses to it. The Financial Support Line for Victims of…
The Domestic Abuse Report 2019: The Economics of Abuse The Domestic Abuse Report 2019: The Economics of Abuse is the first thematic report from the series in 2019. Economic abuse…
…abuse services. Investing to save: the economic case for funding specialist domestic abuse support Funding Support for Domestic Abuse Survivors Domestic Abuse and Money Education Fragile funding landscape Women’s Aid…
…the abuser. This can include any of the types of abuse that the abuser uses against the survivor – psychological and emotional abuse, physical abuse, and harassment are most common….
…abuser may use this as part of the abuse. However, abuse is never your fault. Only the abuser is responsible for their actions. Domestic abuse can happen in any relationship,…
…use or threat of physical or sexual violence) Psychological and/or emotional abuse [1] Physical or sexual abuse Financial or economic abuse Harassment and stalking Online or digital abuse It’s important…
…(52%), or concerns that benefits wouldn’t cover increased living costs (48%). Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) enables the training of frontline professionals to recognise and respond to economic abuse. In recent…
…and the majority (96%) said the crisis had a negative impact on their financial situation. We know that domestic abuse and economic abuse go hand in hand with abusers often…
