Financial safety is an important part of overall well-being.

Healthy relationships allow both partners to have a voice in financial decisions and access to resources. When one person uses money or finances to control another, it can create barriers to independence and long-term stability. Some examples may include: • Controlling all spending decisions • Preventing a partner from working • Monitoring purchases or bank activity • Taking or withholding income • Creating debt in someone else's name • Restricting access to financial accounts Understanding these behaviors is an important step toward recognizing unhealthy patterns and exploring available options. This National Safety Month, we're highlighting the many ways safety can impact our daily lives, including financial safety. If you have questions or would like to learn more about available resources, we're here to help. 📞 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 770-479-1703 📞 Legal Advocates: 770-479-1804 ext. 200 #NationalSafetyMonth #FinancialSafety #EconomicEmpowerment #cfvc40 #SafetyPlanning #helphopeheal