has been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the office.
The money will be used to further the center鈥檚 services for survivors of rape, sexual abuse and sex trafficking.
The funds will also allow the center to expand to Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula counties, as well as to the campuses of and .
CEO says statistics show the more that services like the center鈥檚 are offered, the more they are used.
鈥淚f we build our services and we let the community know that there is help available people will call us," said Miller. "And throughout our 40 years of service to this community that has stayed true.鈥�
The center plans to expand to other Northeast Ohio campuses such as , and .
