They have to go back to unsafe situations or they are on the street or in.... As I think somebody mentioned, sometimes we were able to help them and put them in a third space, like a motel, but again, that's when we start seeing some risk for human trafficking and other challenges that can happen because of that desperation.
There's the risk of retraumatizing and then intergenerational risk, as in passing on the cycle to the next generation, especially when there are children involved. We're also seeing critical risks, such as fatalities. We've seen a rise in homicides. When women are leaving unsafe situations, their abusers are likely to have the most extreme forms of violence.
