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Back to School with BWJP: Economic Resources for Survivors and their Children

Back to School can be a challenging time for survivors and their children to navigate, especially with the additional costs that arise. Persons who cause harm can try to leverage financial support to get closer to survivors and their children. This resource provides links to emergency assistance, school and community resources, protective financial tools, and legal and advocacy support to help survivors and their children prepare for back to school.

Back to School with BWJP: Economic Resources for Survivors and their Children

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