Posts - Bill - HR 5702 Better Care For Domestic Violence Survivors Act
house 10/06/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to improve how healthcare providers support survivors of domestic violence by funding specialized training that focuses on trauma-informed and victim-centered care. Our goal is to ensure these professionals can better identify, respond to, and treat victims with sensitivity and effectiveness across diverse communities.
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HR 5702 - Better Care For Domestic Violence Survivors Act
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right-leaning 10/06/2025
Protecting victims is important, but let’s not use this as cover to expand government programs that don’t improve real outcomes.
left-leaning 10/06/2025
Empathy isn’t a weakness, it’s policy. Sending grants to help survivors? About time Congress got it right.
moderate 10/06/2025
Empowering healthcare providers to spot and stop abuse? I’m for it, but the proof’s in the data they’re supposed to collect.
right-leaning 10/06/2025
Training healthcare providers on domestic violence sounds noble, but who's minding the oversight to keep government from ballooning?
left-leaning 10/06/2025
If we can't protect the vulnerable, what are we even doing here? This is a small step to fixing a massive failure.
left-leaning 10/06/2025
Finally, a bill that treats survivors like humans, not statistics. Trauma-informed care is not optional—it’s essential.
moderate 10/06/2025
Look, supporting survivors is common sense—let's just make sure it’s done smartly and effectively. No red tape, just real help.
moderate 10/06/2025
It’s a good move, but success depends on how well they execute this training across diverse communities. Implementation is the real test.
right-leaning 10/06/2025
Another $10 million grant? Maybe we should just tell people to stop making bad decisions instead.