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Domestic abuse can play itself out in a financial way. The following are all examples of coerced debt:
⚪Applying for credit cards or obtaining loans in a victim's name.
⚪Forcing a victim to obtain loans.
⚪Forcing a victim to sign financial documents.
⚪Use of threats or physical force to convince victims to make credit-related transactions.
⚪Refinancing a home mortgage or car loan without a victim's knowledge.
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Getting help in or after living in an abusive relationship doesn't have to be difficult. Counseling, support groups, and call centers are just a few ways you can connect with help and start the healing process.
If you need immediate help creating a safety plan or getting out of an abusive relationship, call or text @ndvhofficia 24/7 at:
📞1.800.799.SAFE (7233)
📱Text "START" to 88788
A great resource to help people understand abuse is the power & control wheel from @ndvhofficial. It serves as a diagram of tactics an abusive partner uses to keep their victims in a relationship. You can learn more on their page.
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Zethan's Corner is a portion of our website dedicated to helping children through domestic violence. It is packed with useful information like tips on what kids should do during a fight at home. Make sure to check it out and share it with your loved ones by using the link in our bio.
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We are stronger when we work together. We have a thorough list of resources to help connect you with the help you need if you ever experience domestic violence. You can access that list anytime on our website.
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Happy Mother's Day to all you incredible moms out there! You deserve to be celebrated today and every day.
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It is so important to teach our children about domestic violence and what it looks like. If you need a little help, @loveisrespectofficial is a fabulous organization with tons of resources geared towards teens.
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Domestic violence can leave marks in your mind that no one can see. Healing is a slow but steady process that will take time. As you heal, just remember to give yourself grace if it doesn't happen as quickly as you thought it "should" or would.
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This #SAAM may be coming to an end, but our commitment to support survivors never will. This month and every month, we will continue to do our part to help survivors heal, find hope, and move forward.
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Abuse doesn't always look like what you think it does. Protect yourself and those you love by knowing the signs of abuse. It is important to educate yourself to know what abuse looks like.
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If you or someone you know has been assaulted, there is only one person to blame, the attacker.
Healing is a day-by-day, one step at a time process. Just keep moving forward!
Domestic violence often affects entire families. If your child or the child of someone you know is being abused, the National Child Abuse Hotline is 100% free, and here 24/7 to help.
📞1-800-422-4453
There is hope no matter what you've been through, what you've done, or the trauma you've experienced.
Did you know that one in five women in the United States experienced completed or attempted rape during their lifetime? This #SAAM22 let's work together to spread awareness and end sexual assault.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, you can call the National Sexual Abuse Hotline 24/7 here >>> 1-800-656-4673
Men, are you wanting to learn how to advocate for the women in your life, raise your son in an honoring way, or just interested in learning more about ending abuse. @acalltomen is a great organization to check out!
Domestic violence is terrifying at the moment. If you or someone you love is in a dangerous situation, you need to know what to do. This article is full of practical tips to keep you safe. https://bit.ly/3gOA9sN
Have you met our founder, Ashley? Her experience with domestic violence as a child led her to start the A2Z Hope Foundation to help women and children find the resources and hope they need. You can read her story on our website.
We believe it because we've experienced it. There is always, always hope.
Abuse doesn't always look like you think it does. The easiest way to recognize abuse is to know the multiple ways it can manifest.