CASA celebrates 10 years of sheltering abuse survivors

Community Action Stops Abuse (CASA) Pinellas annually ensures that nearly 1,000 domestic violence survivors and their children have a safe, confidential place to stay.

What began in 2015 with 22 beds now has over 99 and is one of Florida’s largest domestic violence shelters. The local facility also offers critical on-site services, including a survivor-focused resource center, a rapid re-housing program, legal advocacy, children’s programming and mental health support to help residents rebuild their lives.

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Poliverse: A new political platform for Pinellas to launch

A new political platform designed to bridge the gap between residents, elected officials and journalists will debut next week. Poliverse, the latest project from the team behind Cityverse and the St. Pete Catalyst, aims to expand how local politics is covered and discussed.

Poliverse’s content will flow through three main sections:

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