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The Domestic Violence Network and the Brightwood Community Center have planned a series of events and programs to target domestic violence in the 46218 zip code.
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Domestic violence incidents and deaths saw a sharp increase during the pandemic. One contributor is added stress, but there are numerous factors at work.
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Over the past year there's been a 100 percent increase in domestic violence deaths, about three quarters involved a firearm.
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The Domestic Violence Network, DVN, laid out plans for the next three years and the focus is equity.
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The money will benefit two existing initiatives run by the city and its nonprofit partners at the Julian Shelter and the Domestic Violence Network.
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Nearly half of cases reported in Marion County were dismissed because victims and witnesses wouldn't testify.
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The Center for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention - or CHIP - estimates 3000 people became homeless last year in Marion County because of domestic violence.
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There's a focus on training youth workers how to recognize and deal with the dynamics of domestic violence and kids.
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The State of Domestic Violence in Central Indiana report shows people were turned away because agencies were over capacity and didn't have available beds.
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A report released Thursday by the Domestic Violence Network says that 1,743 requests for housing in nine Central Indiana counties were denied because the shelters were full. That's a nearly three-fold increase from 2013, according to the report.