Economic abuse

The Price of Safety: The cost of leaving an abuser and rebuilding a safe, independent life report cover.

The Price of Safety

The Price of Safety The cost of leaving an abuser and rebuilding a safe, independent life This research aims to quantify the costs survivors may face when fleeing a perpetrator and building a new life. It sets these costs within the context of economic abuse, intersectional barriers and the state support available. The findings highlight

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Domestic Abuse and Money Education: Guidance for Professionals Supporting Survivors with Financial Issues

Domestic Abuse and Money Education: Guidance for Professionals Supporting Survivors with Financial Issues  Domestic Abuse and Money Education: Guidance for Professionals Supporting Survivors with Financial Issues was developed out of the Domestic Abuse, Money and Education project (DAME), a three year project undertaken by Women’s Aid Federation of England (Women’s Aid) and Money Advice Plus Services

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Evidence Hub: Experiences of financial hardship whilst seeking a refuge space

Experiences of financial hardship whilst seeking a refuge space This publication was developed using the findings from the No Woman Turned Away (NWTA) project. This report explores how survivors navigate structural inequalities in a context of financial hardship, whilst seeking a refuge space. © Women’s Aid, 2022 Download the financial hardship report (PDF) Download the financial hardship

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Evidence Hub: Unequal, trapped and controlled

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. Women’s Aid and the TUC wanted to find out more about women’s experiences of financial abuse and the potential implications for Universal Credit. We conducted

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