Your Rights at Work
New resource! This easy to share poster outlines the workplace protections we have in Washington State for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking. It is illegal for an…
Money & Work
Your Rights at Work
This printable poster outlines workplace protections for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
Government Shutdown: Important Information About Food Benefits
As a result of the government shutdown, our state could not issue February benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps) later than January 20th, 2019. This means that…
Family or Food? No One Should Have to Choose
Take Action by December 10th! To end abuse and create thriving communities, families must feel safe seeking help to access food, health care, and housing. The proposed federal “Public Charge” rule…
Financial Reporting and the IRS: Flexible Financial Assistance
This document details how non-profit organizations can provide financial assistance to individuals.
Grants by Public Charities to Individuals
This article describes how non-profits can provide financial assistance to individuals, and the tax implications to consider.
MoneyTalks
Join us for MoneyTalks! A webinar series to promote economic justice. MoneyTalks will take on topics that will help you understand how economics affect survivors of domestic violence and provide…
What’s Money Got to Do With It? Ellensburg
What’s money got to do with domestic violence? A lot! Join us to learn more about how to support survivors as they navigate the worlds of credit, debt and more.…
What’s Money Got to Do With It? Federal Way
What’s money got to do with domestic violence? A lot! Join us to learn more about how to support survivors as they navigate the worlds of credit, debt and more.…
Child Support 101 – What Advocates Need to Know
Join us for a webinar on Child Support. Child support can be a great benefit for survivors, but being involved in this system also comes with some risk. Join us…