Omaha Women’s Center for Advancement gives lifeline to victims of domestic violence

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – We depend on our phones significantly more than you anticipate often times simply for simply information that is gathering. However, for some social people, a phone can help to save their life.

“These mobile phones are tools that we prefer to give fully out to the clients designed for cases of a emergency they’re literally a lifeline for the clients,” Katie Welsh said.

Katie Welsh is by using the Women’s Center for Advancement. It works with feamales in the metro working with domestic violence. Welsh recalled an account of the woman who was simply strangled and it is alive because of her phone.

Welsh Sees how much having a difference can be made by a phone. They coach clients to keep their phones around their houses in hidden spaces. The phones likewise have a line that is direct 911.

“So, she knew hiding it and keeping it somewhere he didn’t know where it was vital and that’s what she did.”Do SpaceNow, Welsh wants to help more clients. They’re phones that are collecting

and they’re urging the city to donate.

Do Space is located at 72nd and Dodge St. All phones which are donated should be in good shape and must add a charger.