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Service providers for sexual assault, crime victims worry for future after DOJ slashes grant funds

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April 28, 2025

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Organizations that work to support survivors of sexual assault are facing a funding crisis made worse by cuts from the Department of Justice.

Victims services funding for many organizations here in Colorado and around the country is funded through a number of federal grants and programs -- money that seems to be disappearing, said Brie Franklin, Executive Director of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault.

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