In Pierce County, a local organization that aids survivors of domestic violence has reduced its services. The group, which has focused on helping a specific community for 30 years, can no longer provide around-the-clock support. A lack of funds has led to a decrease in staff and operating hours. This change affects those seeking help during overnight and weekend periods. Further information about the situation and the organization's efforts to secure funding is available from Rewire News Group, which has reported on the issue in partnership with the 19th News Network.
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No One to Answer the Phone: What a Missing $150 Million Means for Domestic Violence Services
In Pierce County, a local organization that aids survivors of domestic violence has reduced its services. The group, which has focused on helping a specific community for 30 years, can no longer provi