CLEVELAND — With the possibility of another stay at home order looming in the near future, domestic violence advocates throughout northeast Ohio worry this means more victims trapped at home with their abusers.
Heckman said the first step anyone who finds themself in an unsafe situation needs to take is to make people aware of it. Both agencies want people to know that they work hard to keep their shelters COVID free and have not had any outbreaks.
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Graves said the pandemic puts victims in a bad spot. Heckman echoed her sentiment.
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