Chicago launches $6M cash assistance program for domestic violence and human trafficking survivors
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Chicago's Department of Family and Support Services launched a $6 million Emergency Financial Assistance program providing one-time $1,000 payments to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking, expected to reach over 5,000 survivors.
The application period closed June 30, 2023; this announcement is from that date and the program is now in distribution phase.
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