Domestic, Sexual Violence Survivors At Risk In Somerset County After Federal Cuts

Mississippi nonprofit collects shoes to support domestic violence survivors

A nonprofit organization is hosting a shoe drive to raise funds for domestic violence survivors, with the goal of collecting 100 bags of shoes.

Domestic, Sexual Violence Survivors At Risk In Somerset County After Federal Cuts

A $1.2 million loss in funding threatens the lives of thousands of survivors in Somerset County who rely on Safe+Sound Somerset's services.

Domestic Violence Intervention Program to build transitional housing for those fleeing domestic, sexual violence

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Standing Together for Survivors: DCF Supports Partners as Cuts to Funding Threaten Critical Services - Cascade Business News

Deschutes Children’s Foundation (DCF) is sounding the alarm that the State of Oregon is being forced to make cuts due to losses in federal funding. Oregon just announced that Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funding is being reduced by $18.5 million, a significant reduction that threatens critical programs that support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and human trafficking across Oregon. These cuts put at risk the availabi…

PCC calls on MP to back call for continued government funding for victims services - Thames Valley PCC

PCC calls on MP to back call for continued government funding for victims services Home July 10, 2025 Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has written to Peter Swallow MP following comments made in the House of Commons earlier this week about a decrease in funding for domestic abuse support services in Berkshire In his letter, Matthew said “I share your concerns that the arbitrary cuts imposed by the Ministry of Justice have had a negati…

'A beacon of light': Why Aunty Rosalie Kickett supports men behind bars

Aunty Rosalie Kickett helps women, men and families, including First Nations people, affected by domestic violence and mental health. It starts with a yarn.