CHANGE Inc. expands to Chester

Weirton, WVLocal News

CHANGE Inc. is expanding its operations to Chester, West Virginia, to provide vital support to victims of domestic violence. Founded in 1983, this community action agency is dedicated to empowering individuals affected by abuse, addressing a significant and pressing issue within the community. Recent statistics highlight that over one-third of women have experienced violence from an intimate partner, emphasizing the urgency of CHANGE Inc. 's mission.

By opening a new location in Chester, the organization aims to enhance its outreach and accessibility for those in need of help. This expansion reflects a broader recognition of the importance of local resources dedicated to combating domestic violence and supporting survivors. The agency will offer various services, including counseling and advocacy, to assist individuals in navigating their challenges. CHANGE Inc. 's commitment to addressing this social issue underscores its role as a critical player in fostering a safer and more supportive community.

This initiative not only aims to empower victims but also to raise awareness about the prevalence of domestic violence in West Virginia.

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