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YWCA of Central Virginia marks 110th anniversary

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YWCA of Central VA receiving influx of domestic violence calls during COVID-19 pandemic

YWCA of Central VA receiving influx of domestic violence calls during COVID-19 pandemic
‘People need our services right now more than ever’
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – The YWCA of Central Virginia is receiving an influx of domestic violence calls during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Linda Ellis-Williams, director of victim services, said pre-pandemic, they averaged 700 to 800 calls a month. Now, they’re receiving 900 calls or more per month.
“Our services have had to go on because people need our services right now more than ever,” said Ellis-Williams.
Officials believe that’s because the pandemic is building tension in many households.
“People were forced to be together, people were forced to staying home, people lost their jobs, people were quarantining, the children were at home. If you add all of those things together, that creates a perfect storm,” said Ellis-Williams. ....

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