“When I first started working with Sharon, she was so overwhelmed she couldn’t make any decisions, but now she knows exactly what she wants. It’s been amazing to watch her grow into herself,” said her KDVA Economic Justice Advocate, Kathy Lane-Barber. Sharon filed for bankruptcy shortly after she left her husband. She is now managing her own finances, has a solid credit score, has secured rental housing, and has started college to work towards her Bachelor’s degree.
Check Sharon’s timeline below to learn how her transformation took place with the help of Kentucy Domestic Violence Association and their microloan program, which is a part of their Economic Empowerment Program.
Sharon
Survivor of Domestic Violence
Mother of two kids
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● Learn about their zero-interest loan product that is helping survivors of domestic violence to build credit
● Find out how KDVA reports the microloans to the credit bureaus
● See more successes!
Kentucky Domestic Violence Association ensures that the right to live free of any form of domestic abuse is valued, protected, and defended in Kentucky. A KDVA project, the Kentucky Asset Success Initiative (KASI), provides free tax-preparation services and financial education to low and moderate income families.
