Some Women and Children Are Now Stuck Inside With Their Abusers

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Some Women and Children Are Now Stuck Inside With Their Abusers
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If you are in an abusive relationship, you are not alone, and there are resources available to help you.

that there had actually been fewer calls in recent days, down from between 1,800 and 2,000 a day to approximately 1,700. Sadly, this is not because domestic violence is happening less often, but because it’s harder for victims to report it.the Salt Lake City Police Department has reported a 33% increase in calls to report domestic violence since Utah residents were advised to stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19.

The sad reality is, we are all spending a lot of time in our homes right now, and for some people , home is the most dangerous place to be. Many people are losing their jobs, while others, like myself, are struggling to learn how to navigate their work lives online while also caring for children full time.

There is advice on what to do in these situations, but I will admit, it is difficult to hear. Going back to Ms. Ray-Jones interview with, she advises that when an argument breaks out, it’s important to identify the safest place in the house, away from objects that may be weaponized, like the kitchen and bathroom. Prepare for a situation where an abuser might hide essential supplies, like soap.

Some abusers are known to search a victim’s phone or computer to make sure they are not reaching out for help. In situations like that, Ruth Glenn, the chief executive officer and president of theadvises victims turn to a trusted friend or family member, if available, who can make a call to a hotline on their behalf should they not be able to do so themselves. And in an emergency, Ms. Friedman recommends calling 911.

Right now, staying at home will help stop the spread of COVID-19. It is, however, creating a very difficult situation for victims of domestic violence. If you know someone who is in an abusive relationship, there’s never been a better time to reach out, touch base, and offer resources. And if you are in an abusive relationship, realize that you are not alone, and that there are still resources available to you. Seek help. Find safety.

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