U Maryland Baltimore Shutters Crime Victim Services Center
The University of Maryland, Baltimore, has closed its ROAR Center, which provided victims of violent crimes with counseling, legal help and other services, The Daily Record reported. All seven staff members will be laid off by the end of the fiscal year after completing various assignments at home. The University of Maryland, Baltimore, has closed its ROAR Center, which provided victims of violent crimes with counseling, legal help, and other services. The decision was made due to financial considerations, with seven staff members set to be laid off by the end of the fiscal year. The center was funded by the Department of Justice and the Maryland governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy, which limited eligibility for victim-services funding in recent years. The university will continue to offer some victim services through the EMBRACE Initiative, which will not provide legal assistance for victims.
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore, has closed its ROAR Center, which provided victims of violent crimes with counseling, legal help and other services, The Daily Record reported. All seven staff m... [1582 symbols]
