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Lethbridge victim supports still available as domestic and sexual violence numbers expected to increase amid COVID-19

April 3, 2020

Support for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault is still available in Lethbridge, albeit remotely, during COVID-19 restrictions. As Danica Ferris reports, organizations in the city are preparing for an anticipated pandemic-related increase in victims looking for help.

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