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Puerto Rico OPM Awards $1 Million to Support Gender Violence Victims

Puerto Rico's Office of the Women's Prosecutor awarded $1 million to 28 organizations and municipalities to strengthen services for gender violence victims.

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The Office of the Women's Prosecutor (OPM) in Puerto Rico awarded $1 million in additional state funds to 28 non-profit organizations and municipalities to strengthen services for victims of gender and intrafamily violence. [1] Specific areas of support include strengthening shelters, outpatient services, care for victims with concurrent mental health conditions, specialized programs for sexual violence, and services available during nights, weekends, and holidays. [2] The allocated funds will be used to reinforce services such as shelters, outpatient assistance, mental health care, emergency relocation, and prevention programs. [3] The allocation plan includes initiatives to address digital violence and cyberbullying, emergency relocation, supply acquisition, education, prevention, and the administrative strengthening of service-providing organizations. [4] The municipalities receiving funds include Aguadilla, Arecibo, Caguas, Carolina, Cidra, Guayama, Humacao, Manatí, Ponce, San Juan, Yabucoa, Añasco, Camuy, Canóvanas, Ceiba, Gurabo, Morovis, Peñuelas, Salinas, and Vega Baja. [5]
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  1. The Office of the Women's Prosecutor (OPM) in Puerto Rico awarded $1 million in additional state funds to 28 non-profit organizations and municipalities to strengthen services for victims of gender and intrafamily violence. · Periódico La Perla
  2. Specific areas of support include strengthening shelters, outpatient services, care for victims with concurrent mental health conditions, specialized programs for sexual violence, and services available during nights, weekends, and holidays. · Periódico La Perla
  3. The allocated funds will be used to reinforce services such as shelters, outpatient assistance, mental health care, emergency relocation, and prevention programs. · Periódico La Perla
  4. The allocation plan includes initiatives to address digital violence and cyberbullying, emergency relocation, supply acquisition, education, prevention, and the administrative strengthening of service-providing organizations. · San Juan Daily Star
  5. The municipalities receiving funds include Aguadilla, Arecibo, Caguas, Carolina, Cidra, Guayama, Humacao, Manatí, Ponce, San Juan, Yabucoa, Añasco, Camuy, Canóvanas, Ceiba, Gurabo, Morovis, Peñuelas, Salinas, and Vega Baja. · San Juan Daily Star
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