Rep. McNally Announces Nearly $97K for Reduction of Violence Against Women

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Lauren McNally (D-Youngstown) today announced $96,999.22 in federal grants to COMPASS Family and Community Services and Mahoning County Prosecutor's Office, two organizations that are committed to reducing violence against women. 

These grants’ goal is to improve local capacity for law enforcement, prosecution strategies, and victim services. The grants are administered through The Office of Criminal Justice Services. 

“Victims and survivors deserve care and resources. I believe that this grant opportunity will go a long way in helping people find justice and the support they need to move forward,” said Rep. McNally.

In total, The Office of Criminal Justice Services awarded $3.9M in grants to 45 counties. COMPASS Family and Community Services serves the people of Trumbell and Mahoning counties. They provide essential and comprehensive services to people of all ages. Their core service areas are Counseling, Drug and Alcohol Addiction, Residential Services, Workforce Development, Guardianship for Seniors, Sexual Assault, and Domestic Violence. 

To learn more about COMPASS and the resources they provide, visit: https://compassfamily.org.