fbpx
Donate

Transforming responses to economic abuse

One in six women in the UK has experienced economic abuse by a current or former partner. Economic abuse rarely happens in isolation; it normally happens alongside other forms of domestic abuse.

If you are in immediate danger, call the police on 999.

One in Six

The cost of living crisis

Access information for victim-survivors on support that may be available during the cost-of-living crisis, as well as information on SEA’s policy priorities.


What is economic abuse?

Economic abuse is a legally recognised form of domestic abuse and it often occurs in the context of intimate partner violence. It involves the control of a partner or ex-partner’s money, finances and things that money can buy, such as clothing, transport, food and a place to live.


Trigger warning: The following video contains scenes that some viewers may find distressing.

Support us

The effects of economic abuse can last a lifetime, with some women never free of the abuser’s control. Your support can help us to save lives and stop economic abuse forever.


Quote

Latest News
25 Nov 2022

International collaboration calls for greater focus on economic abuse
18 Nov 2022

Surviving Economic Abuse responds to the Autumn Statement 2022
15 Nov 2022

Economic abuse: a global perspective
Exit
Site