The Region - News from July 25, 1985
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The East Los Angeles Rape Hotline and the Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women each was granted $125,000 by the state Criminal Justice Planning Office to expand services and work together. The money will enable the commission to create a second rape crisis hot line in the Central Los Angeles area. The East Los Angeles organization plans to increase its service, teach self-defense and rape awareness and to provide accompaniment to hospitals for rape victims.
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