The nonprofit opened its doors in 1979, with a hotline and shelter for domestic violence and sexual assault victims.
Kemberly Richardson has more on the Center for Safety & Change, an organization that provides critical services to human trafficking victims and survivors.
Her attacker went to prison but when he got out this past July, authorities told her, she had to move. "Our shelter is a 15-bed shelter and by the end of the day, 11 beds filled, and our hotlines have not stopped running ever since," Santiago said.
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