…we continue to call for a Help to Flee Fund to help survivors across England to escape domestic abuse. We look forward to continuing our work to ensure financial hardship…
…is worth less – society cannot afford to leave these families behind. We look forward to continuing our work with decision makers to ensure financial hardship doesn’t risk women’s lives.”…
…have. Financial hardship and economic abuse are frequently part of domestic abuse, meaning that survivors often leave with nothing. It may be possible to find a place of safety locally,…
…last summer for a fund to meet survivors’ financial needs during this challenging time where many costs have risen, and practically, leaving has become much more difficult. “This commitment not…
…Asylum Advice Line Offer advice around immigration law including domestic violence, long residence and family life; rights of Europeans and their families in the UK; claiming asylum; trafficking; financial support…
…down, saying you are worthless Humiliating, degrading or dehumanising you Financial and economic abuse Financial abuse is part of coercive control, it involves a pattern of controlling, threatening and degrading…
Unequal, trapped and controlled: research into women’s experiences of financial abuse and the potential implications for Universal Credit Women’s experiences of financial abuse and the potential implications for Universal Credit….
Flexible Fund: Frequently asked questions If your service is eligible to make referrals, this page provides essential information to help you support survivors in accessing financial assistance through the Flexible…
…to inflict financial instability to prevent the survivor and her children from rebuilding their lives. “In our statement to the court, we made clear that CMS fails to…
