Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County

- 7:38

with Nicole Powell, Community Education Manager, Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County

Posted

Nov 12, 2020

Nicole Powell, Community Education Manager, talks about the challenges that women can face when trying to leave a domestic violence relationship. COVID 19 has made the organization adapt how they address their programs and counseling during the pandemic.

Hosted by: Jill Horner Produced by: Freedom Newsmakers Team

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