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Report: Nevada in need of emergency housing resources for domestic violence survivors

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Nevada is in need of emergency housing resources for domestic violence survivors. The National Network to End Domestic Violence released its annual report on Nevada in March. 291 people in Nevada were able to find emergency shelter after domestic violence situations last year. If you need help, SafeNest has a 24-hour emergency hotline at 702-646-4981.

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Report: Nevada in need of emergency housing resources for domestic violence survivors

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A national report released in March showed that Nevada is in need of emergency housing resources for domestic violence survivors, something advocates are working to address. "It's not a simple thing," Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill said of domestic violence. Sheriff McMahill was one of many who spoke on the issue during a community town hall last week. "We continue to have a number of those types of innovative relation…

1 year ago·Las Vegas, United States

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