The $5.6 million in grants will help 17 agencies across the state provide services to people who are victims of violent acts, abuse, robbery and assault, domestic violence and sexual assault.
“We stand with victims of crime and are proud to aid in their recovery,” Gov. Ivey said in a statement. “I commend these agencies for the work they do and the public service they provide to those in need each and every day.”
The funds will be given out by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs from funds made available by the Department of Justice. - $74,092 to provide services for victims of hate crimes, sex abuse, family violence and other related crimes in Colbert, Cullman, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Morgan and Winston counties.
in Montgomery - $613,772 to assist victims throughout the state with prosecution of offenders and to provide other legal services.- $85,950 to provide services statewide to people who are the victim of drivers under the influence of alcohol and drugs.in Columbiana - $45,124 to provide support for victims statewide by temporarily boarding pets while owners are required to flee violent situations and take up residence in shelters.
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