Prevention work with younger people and tackling perpetrator behaviour is an important part of responding to economic abuse. 

The resources and guidance on this page are designed to help professionals build young people’s awareness and understanding of economic abuse, as well as strengthen responses to economic abuse within perpetrator interventions.  

Resources in this section 

Building young people’s understanding of economic abuse 

This toolkit supports professionals, particularly those working in education settings, to help young people recognise, understand and challenge economic abuse within relationships. 

Addressing economic abuse within perpetrator interventions 

We have developed a pilot toolkit to support professionals working with perpetrators to identify, understand and address economically abusive behaviours within intimate relationships. 

We are currently testing and refining this resource, and it is not yet available for general download.  

If your programme is interested in piloting the toolkit with clients and providing feedback, please contact us at [email protected]  

Building confidence in economic abuse advocacy 

Economic abuse can be difficult to identify and respond to. Surviving Economic Abuse provides training, consultancy and practical resources to help organisations strengthen their response and build confidence in economic abuse advocacy. 

Join our practitioners’ network to stay up to date with the latest information and guidance on economic abuse advocacy.  

Further information on the Local economic abuse advocacy model