Elizabeth Pride of Women Against Abuse Legal Center
While stay-at-home orders have forced people inside to protect public health, there are many people for whom the home is not itself a safe place. Victims of domestic violence face new barriers to seeking help and maintaining safety during the COVID-19 crisis, and now, more than ever, it is important to provide victims with comprehensive support whenever they are able to reach out.
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