Economic Abuse is a seldom-talked-about yet prevalent issue faced by survivors of domestic violence in Canada. It’s experienced by more than 96% of women who experience intimate partner violence. Economic abuse can have a profoundly devastating effect on women: it impacts mental health and impedes a woman’s ability to leave an abuser, subsequently prolonging the amount of time she is vulnerable to harm.
And studies have shown that 1 in 4 women experience financial abuse even after they’ve left an abuser.
Knowing what economic abuse is, can help prevent it. We want to provide people with information to identify and respond to it.
We are committed to developing a robust system of change and welcome the opportunity to hear about your organization and how we can work together.
The partnerships formed between interested stakeholders advance our mission and cause to enable survivors to be better equipped and proactive in their economic wellbeing.
Be a partner and join #HelpUsRise National Campaign to end Economic and Financial Abuse
Learn more about #HelpUsRise 2020 advocacy and awareness campaign. Check out our past Social Media Toolkit with downloadable captions, images, and filters to help fuel your social media discussions about Economic Abuse.
Thank you for being an Advocate for Economic and Financial Abuse
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