Domestic abuse support is still available during latest coronavirus lockdown Date published: 09 January 2021
Emergency funding has been allocated to local charities which support victims of domestic abuse
Support is still available for those affected by domestic abuse, and those at risk of harm can still leave their homes under the latest coronavirus lockdown rules.
Last month, emergency funding was allocated to Greater Manchester charities which support victims and survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence to adapt their services while the pandemic continues.
A total of £571,196 was allocated to 26 organisations by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), which will enable them to adapt services and improve digital capabilities for remote working.
New batch of Covid marshals to target rule breakers in Derbyshire
They will report breaches of the lockdown rules and issue guidance
Updated
The marshals will have no powers, but they can report issues they find to the authorities (Image: PA)
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