Government announces £76m to support vulnerable in lockdown

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Coronavirus fund will help victims of domestic violence, rough sleepers and vulnerable children

The government has announced a £76m package to support the most vulnerable in society, including victims of domestic violence and modern slavery, rough sleepers and vulnerable children.

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