Bharati Joshi’s Post

Women's Increasing Financial Freedom in the country

Professional migrant Women Network work closely with CALD women affected by domestic violence, offering a safe and culturally sensitive environment. Recently, Hon. Zaneta Mascarenhas MP highlighted the importance of addressing these issues and the vital role CALD organizations, like PMWN, can play in fostering trust and creating pathways for women to escape abuse. Challenges Faced by CALD Women: • Financial dependence limits their ability to seek help. • Cultural barriers, including language difficulties and fear of authorities. • ⁠• Visa status impacts access to services, leading to further isolation. PMWN recognizes that solutions must be driven by both evidence and the lived experiences of the women we serve. The trust we've built with CALD communities, combined with our expertise in co-designed, community-based research, allows us to create more effective and tailored solutions. We appreciate Hon. Zaneta Mascarenhas MP's advocacy and commitment to this cause. Together, we can help these women rebuild their lives, free from abuse.

If you're interested in the topic of financial abuse, I hope you can join this introductory webinar towards the end of this month. For more on this topic, I have a new blog out today on the steps financial service providers can take to address financial abuse based on the current literature and experiences. https://lnkd.in/gAC_cfcc

Financial abuse is an often overlooked and misunderstood aspect of domestic abuse and can come in many forms. Learn more about the signs, recognising and responding from the video below. For more info: https://lnkd.in/gVK4R7hM #HumanServicesSA #EmpowerWomen #DomesticViolenceAwareness

The financial burden of experiencing violence is huge. There are impacts on your job, education, savings, housing, emotional and physical health. There are impacts on your kids. Let's #CountHerIn by ensuring all women have access to the financial supports they need. #InternationalWomensDay2024

Financial literacy is crucial for women's empowerment! It enables them to make informed decisions about their money, build a secure future, and break the cycle of financial dependence. By educating women on personal finance, we can promote economic independence, reduce poverty, and create a more equitable society. Carousel by : Jayshika Roy Content by : Laiba Mahrukh Ansari #FinancialLiteracy #WomenEmpowerment #EconomicIndependence

12 Steps to Financial Health for Women! Free! Learn how to strengthen your relationship with money for a strong future.

Financial knowledge is power providing more choice and options for women. One of the key themes discussed by the great panelists at this mornings IWD breakfast for Queensland Law Society. Financial literacy empowers women by arming us with an understanding of the up and down side of risks related to our financial decisions. #iwd2024 #countherin #fiancialliteracywomen

What microaggressions do you typically hear or experience? We are currently doing some research into the microaggressions our community would typically face. Please leave us your thoughts in the comments below. ➡️ To access free resources to help your organisation tackle race inequality register to join the REM network: http://ow.ly/eTwB50NWW17 #RaceEqualityMatters #ItsEveryonesBusiness #ActionDrivesChange #Microaggressions

Financial Inclusion practice without Financial Literacy is a challenge for women's Financial Independence . Catch me up if you need a facilitator for women's economics empowerment through Financial Literacy.