Hire domestic violence advocates to help victims at police stations
$124,332
In Plain English
The city approved 2 contracts totaling $124,332 to place trained advocates at Richmond Police stations. STAND! Against Domestic Violence receives $70,260 and Community Violence Solutions gets $54,072. If you report domestic violence or sexual assault, these advocates provide support and connect you to services during police interviews.
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