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Individuals experiencing violence in intimate relationships can apply for financial benefits from Vörður’s home insurance to take steps towards changing their circumstances.
Below is an electronic form for emergency assistance due to domestic violence. On the form, we will ask you to give us a few pieces of information, such as which professional you have received assistance from regarding confirmation and which payment method is suitable for you. The coverage covers incidents that have occurred within the last 12 months.
The fact that you have completed this form will not appear anywhere on your insurance statement or on My Pages.
Once you have completed the form, we will contact the specified professional and then initiate the payment process. We will do our best to process your request as quickly as possible.
For more information, you can contact us via vernd@vordur.is.
Violence in intimate relationships is violence that an individual experiences at the hands of someone close to them, related or connected to them, such as a spouse, child, parent, father of your child, sibling, or guardian. Violence can occur regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, or anything else.
Digital abuse is any form of harassment, threats, humiliation, or control that occurs through digital media, such as a phone, computer, or social media. It's also if someone is monitoring what you do on your phone and what you do online.
Physical abuse is when a person is physically harmed or hurt by another person, for example by hitting, kicking, or pushing. Physical abuse is also when a person's basic needs are withheld.
Financial abuse is when finances are used to control a person. It can be by placing restrictions on what you can buy, restricting access to your own money, or defrauding you of money.
Mental abuse is when somebody threatens you, belittles you or makes you feel bad. It can be in the form of verbal exchange or body language. Since mental abuse does not leave visible scars, it is often difficult to identify.
