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    Safe House for Abused Women and Children Identified in St. John’s

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    The government has identified a property in St. John’s to serve as a safe house for women and children experiencing abuse.

    Officials say arrangements will now be finalized to make the facility operational and provide a secure environment for people who need protection.

    The safe house is expected to provide temporary accommodation and support for vulnerable women and children who may need to leave unsafe domestic situations.

    The initiative forms part of the government’s efforts to strengthen protection and support services for vulnerable members of society.

    Further details, including when the facility will begin accepting residents and how it will operate, are expected as arrangements for the property are completed.

    Source: Antigua News Room Safe House for Abused Women and Children Identified in St. John’s.

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