Looking for resources

[Treepit900]

Hi, i live in an abusive environment and im having a hard time, so was hoping to find some answers to get out of this abusive place, i've been applying to remote jobs for months now, with no outcome of a job yet. If anyone knows, could you share helpful resources for leavjng abuse, getting a job quick with good pay, and communities that help with leaving abuse too? I'd greatly appreciate anyone who answers.

[wobblybee Administrator Pioneer]

I’m so sorry you’re in this situation..this info may be helpful

mayoclinic.org/healthy-life...

[Florah]

Sorry to hear this , hope you get the support you need

refuge.org.uk/

womensaid.org.uk/

Or contact your local council.

[Tracytrace]

hi I’m in the uk so not much help sorry but please contact an organisation that can help , over here we have womens aid or refuges can you try and find something like that ? Please take care and talk to someone about this x

[HowNowWhatNow]

What are your skills?

If you are 19, as your profile says, could you qualify for any training courses or full time education with your school leaving qualifications?

I say this because this is the best way to improve your earnings, short term and lifetime.

When I was travelling in the U.S., and passing through Seattle, I remember meeting an incredible woman staying in my youth hostel. She was from a very rough area of LA and after seeing many of her friends dragged into gang life - and too many dying / selling & / using drugs / getting involved in other crimes - she signed up to go and work on fishing vessels that go out into the Pacific, for months at a time.

If getting out of an abusive situation is your motivation, then a job like this (assuming you would be happy to do this) that takes you far away may be what you need..?

What do you want to do, job-wise? Do you have any experience in that field? Why does it need to be remote?

What were you good at at school? Or within your friendship group?

[HekateMoon]

what country/ state are you in?