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federal funds for domestic violence services are falling short california survivors are pushing for a fix
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- Advocates seek $100 million in California state budget for domestic violence services.
- Trump administration terminated grants and delayed over $200 million from DOJ's Office on Violence Against Women.
- 605 requests for help went unanswered in a single day in 2025 due to limited resources.
- State Senate included funding in its budget with support from Democratic leaders.
- Culturally specific service providers face funding crisis.