BRASS Director of HR explains the importance of having a safe space for DV survivors

By A Mystery Man Writer

They work to help survivors, by providing a 24-hour emergency shelter, feeding, clothing people, and giving them a place to sleep.
If you are in need of assistance related to domestic violence, call the BRASS crisis line at 1-800-928-1183.

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