A Center Committed to Safety for Domestic Abuse Survivors
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Staying home may keep you safe from COVID-19, but the sad truth is that sometimes home is not a safe place for those who live with an abusive partner. Sojourner Family Peace Center is here to share that they remain open as an essential business and three things you can do to help survivors right now. If you or someone you know is facing domestic violence, you can call Sojourner Family Peace Center’s 24-hour hotline any time at 414-933-2722. You can also visit their website FamilyPeaceCenter.org for more information.
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