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A grant of $20,000 will assist the Center for Prevention of Abuse’s continued efforts against human trafficking, a problem CEO Carol Merna calls an urgent humanitarian issue and public health crisis.
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A new bill signed into Illinois law gives police a deadline to remove guns from the home of defendants in domestic violence cases.
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The Center for Prevention of Abuse (CFPA) hosted its “Light 2024” educational conference on childhood trauma last week in East Peoria.
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The Center for Prevention of Abuse is looking to build a new emergency domestic violence shelter in Pekin after the city council approved a land purchase agreement for a 1.8-acre property near downtown.
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Carol Merna is the CEO of the Center for Prevention of Abuse in Peoria. Merna tells Joe Deacon why it's important to shed light on domestic violence as a way to aid victims and work toward reducing the abuse.
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Carol Merna is the CEO of the Center for Prevention of Abuse in Peoria. Merna tells Joe Deacon why it's important to shed light on domestic violence as a way to aid victims and work toward reducing the abuse.
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Grants going toward an education program and lighting project for the Center for Prevention of AbuseThe Center for Prevention of Abuse in Peoria will install energy efficient lighting and continue a violence prevention education program for Tri-County students, thanks to financial gifts from Ameren Illinois.
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A new law will protect victims of sexual abuse from potential arrest while reporting the crime.Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a law requiring an officer to…
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A bill currently awaiting Governor J.B. Pritzker’s signature would close a loophole in state law that allows some massage parlors to operate without state…
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The state budget impasse restored funding to human service agencies that went unpaid for more than two years. But a nonprofit that provides support for…