The resolution expresses the House’s support for victim service providers who assist people affected by domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. It recognizes their role in connecting survivors with services, helping them navigate legal and criminal justice processes, and making safety plans. It also acknowledges the need to invest in these providers’ work. The resolution does not set funding amounts or create new requirements.
The resolution recognizes the work of organizations that help survivors find services such as counseling, housing assistance, medical care, and legal guidance. It does not establish a new service or individual benefit.
The resolution does not specify funding amounts or authorize particular spending. It acknowledges the need to invest in victim service providers.
The resolution states that victim service providers offer essential support and help survivors heal and stay safe. It also notes that these providers need adequate resources to deliver consistent care.
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