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Initiative Details CCFWE programs

The CCFWE are currently working with financial service providers, social service agencies, policymakers and family lawyers to build tools and resources that will help them identify and respond to signs of domestic economic abuse for victims of intimate partner violence. These tools include the Economic Abuse Screening Tool for social service providers that helps frontline workers detect victims and refer them to appropriate financial resources; fact sheets for banks, social service providers and the general public on economic abuse tactics and resources; a financial literacy course specifically designed for victim-survivors to recover from economic abuse.

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This initiative relates to the following National Financial Literacy Strategy priorities and target outcomes: 

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