Need legal guidance? Rights of Women offer a free & confidential legal advice service for women in England & Wales. Send your question using their online tool FLOWS Answers & receive a response from a Rights Of Women lawyer within 2 weeks.

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There are now more ways than ever to support our work! Visit our Support Us page to find out how you can help us save lives and stop economic abuse forever 🙏🙏🙏 survivingeconomicabuse.org/support-us/

You don’t have to face economic abuse alone. Join a growing community and access free, confidential peer-to-peer support via our Survivors’ Forum.

Learn more and sign-up: survivingeconomicabuse.org/what-we-do/sur…

Want to learn even more about economic abuse? Our research library brings together evidence from the UK and around the world to help develop an understanding of economic abuse.

Access the research library: survivingeconomicabuse.org/what-we-do/res…

Not sure how to regain control of your finances after economic abuse? Your bank could be a vital source of support.

Learn more about the ways banks can help and how to reach out to them: survivingeconomicabuse.org/i-need-help/ba…

Withholding maintenance or paying unreliably is a common form of post-separation abuse causing short & long-term economic harm to victim-survivors & their children. Change is needed to ensure the CMS pursue non-payment & helps lift children out of poverty. thetimes.co.uk/article/2e3851…

Domestic abuse doesn’t just affect individuals, it affects families. If you’re concerned that an abuser's actions are impacting your children, you can find further information including how to access support in The Survivors Handbook from Women's Aid ⬇️ womensaid.org.uk/information-su…

The #RwandaBill creates further barriers to support for victim-survivors with insecure immigration status & offers abusers another tool for control. The Government must remove, not create, barriers to safety. Denying support to women with insecure status is discrimination.

It can be difficult to know exactly how to respond when someone discloses economic abuse. We’ve created dedicated resources covering a range of sectors to help you navigate these conversations with confidence and sensitivity. survivingeconomicabuse.org/im-supporting-…

Economic abuse thrives in silence. Help us raise awareness and empower victim-survivors to access the support they deserve by dropping us a follow or sharing our content.

Leslie's story underlines the devastating impact of economic abuse and why authorities must take these cases seriously.

Huge thank you to Leslie for bravely sharing her story.

Read the full The Mirror article here ⬇️
mirror.co.uk/news/real-life…

Domestic abuse isn’t always physical. Economic abuse is an often hidden form of domestic abuse whereby a perpetrator exerts control over a partner's money & the things that money can buy. Learn more about economic abuse, its impact & how to access support by visiting our website

Using training I received from Surviving Economic Abuse Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs OBE and guidelines doc from thier website myself and a survivor of domestic abuse were able to change her Morgage payments by £200 pcm.

We only contacted MC 3 weeks ago and now sorted.

Shared below with permission. ⬇️

If you’re a Monzo 🏦 customer, you can now donate to SEA directly from your banking app. Whether it’s a one-off donation or regular giving, your support helps us create real change for victim-survivors.

If you are experiencing economic abuse or living with its effects, you are not alone. Our Survivors’ Forum offers a safe space for those affected by economic abuse to share their experiences and access peer-to-peer support. 
Learn more and sign-up ✍️⬇️ survivingeconomicabuse.org/what-we-do/sur…

ICYMI 👀SEA founder and CEO Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs OBE was recently invited to take part in #ThePolicyAsk for the The New Statesman.

Find out more about Nicola's career highlights, early influences and government policy insights here: newstatesman.com/spotlight/heal…

Economic abuse can happen to anyone, including those who are employed and have an independent income. If you’re an employer and would like to learn more about how you can support employees facing economic abuse, visit: bit.ly/supporting-emp…

An incredibly timely and vital report from Women's Budget Group & Oxford Rape Crisis🙌

If you'd like to attend the official launch next Thursday in Oxford, you can find more details and book your place here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-impact-o…

Economic abuse is a legally recognised form of domestic abuse in England and Wales. If you’d like to learn more about economic abuse and the law including your rights and how to seek justice, visit our website using the link below 💻⬇️
survivingeconomicabuse.org/i-need-help/ec…

Need support or information about economic abuse? SEA is here for you! Our website (link in profile) offers a range of resources for both victim-survivors and the professionals working alongside them.

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