Very strongly, yes.
I think one of the worst things that can happen to a woman is not being able to leave an abusive relationship because there's nothing for her to do. So having some means of support while she leaves that relationship....
Also, it's reflected in the support that women have in their initial education, seeing people within the community who've been able to go on and get a good-paying job. What a wonderful role model that person is, especially if it's someone within the community who people can identify with.
So yes to support for leaving a relationship that is abusive, but it's also looking forward to providing some means of education that will lead to financial stability for the woman.