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Economic Empowerment

Kathy Hough is the Economic Empowerment Advocate at FavorHouse of NWFL. She helps survivors of domestic violence become financially independent of their abusers & wants to provide everyone in our community resources to make sound financial decisions.

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Weekly Economic Workshops

Kathy hosts weekly economic workshops on Zoom that are free and open to the public. This service is provided every Wednesday from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Sign up today and learn how to be financially independent.

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Making a Budget

Making a budget may seem overwhelming but we found a great step-by-step guide to share with you from Ramsey Solutions. Creating a budget is creating a plan for your money. Do you know where your money is going every month. If not, this guide is for you!

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Financial Abuse

99% of domestic violence victims experience financial abuse. Financial Abuse is a tactic an offending partner uses to maintain power and control over the other partner. Learn more about identifying tactics and tips on becoming financially independent in this MoneyGeek.com article.

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Financial Child Abuse

Financial abuse of children often goes unnoticed. This form of abuse involves the improper or illegal use of a child's financial resources. Recognizing the signs and taking proactive steps can safeguard children's financial autonomy and ensure their financial future. Learn more in this MoneyGeek.com article.

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Identity Theft

Identity theft happens when someone steals your personal information to commit fraud. USA.gov provides a guide to identify, prevent, and report identity theft.

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Getting Out of Debt

Paying off debt can be very empowering. The idea of getting started with a plan can be so overwhelming that it prevents us from even getting started. Start here with Dave Ramsey's guide for paying off debt.

Financial Abuse

Financial abuse involves controlling a victim's ability to acquire, use, and maintain financial resources. Those who are victimized financially may be prevented from working.

If you are a victim of abuse, call our 24 hour hotline to find support at 850-434-6600.

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