“You’re no good with money, why don’t you just let me handle everything” . If your partner undermines your economic independence, controls your access to money, or insists everything be in their name, you may be experiencing economic abuse. You’re not alone. You can find

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If you’re a professional in any service/agency responding to domestic abuse in England, Wales, Scotland, or N.Ireland - we need your expertise. Complete our brief survey to help us understand the challenges & successes in responding to economic abuse:

Could you dedicate your time and expertise to help us achieve our ambitious goals? . We are looking for 3-4 exceptional people to join our board of trustees. We’re looking for candidates who bring skills in charity law, income-generation, HR, digital communications, or have.

RT @shadows_control: Abuse has an invisible grip. You can leave the abuse, but it can take a long time for the abuse to leave you.

The Survivors’ Forum is a safe, confidential space for women affected by economic abuse to share experiences, seek peer-to-peer advice, and build supportive connections. Find out more and sign-up ⬇️

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Flexible work policies can make a huge difference for survivors of economic abuse. By offering remote work, adjusted hours, or financial assistance, employers can help survivors rebuild their lives. Has your organisation considered how to support employees facing abuse?

If you’re a professional in any service/agency responding to domestic abuse in England, Wales, Scotland, or N.Ireland - we need your expertise. Complete our brief survey to help us understand the challenges & successes in responding to economic abuse ⬇️.

The government has announced new changes coming into force from July that could offer victim-survivors of domestic abuse better access to social housing. The changes will see local connection requirements for victim-survivors fleeing abuse scrapped, ensuring they do not face.

If your partner discourages you from working or sabotages your job opportunities, you may be experiencing economic abuse. They might claim they just want to look after you, but it could be a sign of control. Find more information and access support by visiting the SEA website.

Economic abuse can be difficult to identify. It can develop slowly and an abuser's behaviour may even seem protective or caring at first. Find out more about how to spot the signs of economic abuse by visiting the SEA website.

Are you passionate about supporting victim-survivors of economic abuse? . We’re looking for a Survivor Engagement Officer who can help ensure that survivor voices are heard and included throughout our work. Find out more and apply ⬇️.

The government’s decision not to cut current claimants’ disability support is welcome, but not enough. Disabled women are nearly twice as likely to face economic abuse. Cutting disability benefits for future claims risks trapping them with abusers. The government must reverse.

As part of our recent training swap with @KNFMHBV, members of the SEA team were treated to a virtual session on honour-based abuse. Feedback from the session was universally positive, with team members praising the powerful case studies and practical insights shared throughout.

Could you help us transform responses to economic abuse? . With your support we’re able to: .🔬undertake vital research into economic abuse.🗣️shape government and industry responses.💜deliver life-saving information to victim-survivors. Find out how you can get involved with our.

Peer support can play a vital role in helping victim-survivors rebuild their lives after economic abuse. Thanks to funding from @TNLComFund, we have continued to grow and maintain the Survivors’ Forum - a secure online space where victim-survivors can connect, share experiences