VA briefs lawmakers on domestic and sexual violence programs
Efforts are underway to support survivors of violence. A recent roundtable discussion involved lawmakers and leaders from organizations that help survivors. The goal is to improve care for those affected by domestic violence and other forms of abuse.
The discussion highlighted the importance of providing access to help and support services. This includes health services and crisis hotlines. Further details about the discussion and the support available are available from the source.
A commitment has been made to ensure that survivors can access the help they need. This commitment is part of a broader effort to expand support services nationwide.
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