Governor Hochul has unveiled a $36 million allocation to expand victim services across the state, aiming to bolster support for survivors of crime and abuse. The funding will enhance programs addressing domestic violence, human trafficking, and other forms of victimization, reflecting a broader push to strengthen protections and resources for affected individuals. Officials emphasize the initiative’s role in bridging gaps in care, particularly for underserved communities. Details on how the money will be distributed and which organizations will benefit remain under review.
Hochul announces $36M in additional funding for victim services statewide Spectrum News
