The topic of domestic violence does not lose its relevance. This problem is still observed in some families.
The authorities are seeking to improve the situation by introducing various support measures.
The Russian capital will expand assistance to people who have suffered from domestic violence. The details are reported by the Moscow Agency, citing Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development Anastasia Rakova.
It is noted that over 10 years, the Crisis Center for Assistance to Women and Children has provided assistance to over 2.5 thousand people. Victims receive various types of support – from legal to psychological.
According to Rakova, people are also helped in finding work, training, and resolving various issues. Rehabilitation gives victims the opportunity to start life anew.
She noted that not all people talk about violence openly, so it was decided to launch the campaign "If he beats you, it means he doesn't love you. Don't be silent."
Rakova also stated that in various places you can see stickers with this inscription and a QR code leading to the center's website. Thanks to this project, women will be able to learn about this center in detail.
The creation of the center took place thanks to the mayor of Moscow.
Author: Ekaterina Streltsova
