US EditionFearing federal cuts, Liberty House seeks state money to advocate for abused children - Salem Reporter
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Fearing federal cuts, Liberty House seeks state money to advocate for abused children - Salem Reporter
Editor’s note: This article discusses child abuse.Last year, Liberty House leaders expanded their work supporting abused children by opening a center in Woodburn to better serve rural communities. The need was great, CEO Alison Kelley said. Children in that area were having trouble accessing their services in Salem, and the need was only growing along with the population. But the increased costs of running the badly-needed service, combined wit…
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