Get Money - Making $ense of it all
In order to get safe, survivors need to able to take control of their finances in a variety of ways. As you research your options, there are safety considerations you should think about. If possible, work with a domestic violence advocate.
Emergency Funds
Find temporary financial help for survivors.
Get a Job
If it is safe for you to work, explore job banks and other employment related information.
Public Benefits
There are many public benefits that survivors might be eligible for such as cash, food, health care, child care, counseling, treatment services and more. Click on the link to explore your options.
Child Support
Need help sorting out the pros and cons of getting child support or understanding your options within the child support system?
Food
Links and information to help you find money for food and stretch your food budget.
Financial Aid for Education
Links to websites that help you find money for college or other educational programs.
Unemployment Insurance
You might be eligible for unemployment benefits if you left work due to domestic violence.
Taxes
Find out why taxes are important to think about, what IRS programs you may qualify for, and how to get FREE help filing your taxes.
Identity Documents
This section has links and information about obtaining identification documents you may need if you apply for servcies.
Financial Education
Tools to help you with budgeting, bank accounts, debit cards, credit cards and planning for a brighter future.