The National Domestic Violence Hotline Has Published Their Report On How COVID19 Has Impacted Survivors.

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Resource: The National Domestic Violence Hotline has published their report on how COVID19 has impacted survivors. Here’s what they saw the first year of the pandemic:

  • Contact volume increased by 5.94%
  • Survivors were concerned for their mental health, finances & children
  • Survivors worried about their housing & whether they could find a DV shelter

Learn more about COVID’s impact on survivors: http://bit.ly/covid-year

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