Victoria Kinney Awarded Ms. San Diego 2021 Raising Awareness For Domestic Abuse Solutions

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Victoria is a single mother of two children, the oldest of 7 adopted children, a 12 year wellness product creator and TV Host.

Throughout her life, Victoria experienced traumas relating to domestic violence, stalking, phone hacking, harassment, physical violence and mental abuse which led to job loss. She ended up homeless, with her two children living in hotels, due to domestic abuse.

She left the hotel in Florida with everything she and her children owned in one carry on suitcase and moved home to California to rebuild her life, and she did.

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"This is a situation many women find themselves in and if employers, and local government  were prepared to help domestic abuse survivors, victims could keep their jobs, and continue healing while also benefitting society rather than losing their job, their credit being destroyed and becoming dependent on government assistance as most abuse victims become." shares Victoria.

"There is a solution and the solution entails incentivizing and requiring employers to continue employment of domestic abuse victims especially when there are police reports and ongoing court cases involved, this would eliminate the homeless crisis that most abuse victims find themselves in and would reduce gov assistance needed while empowering women to get  safe."

Other programs involve educating employers on how to identify signs of abuse, and educating employees how to free themselves from domestic violence while  providing them with support, solutions, safe houses, legal aide and child care which are desperately needed for all victims attempting to free themselves from domestic abuse.

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Victoria views pageantry as a mission to make real change, meet with law makers, lobbyists, government officials, law enforcement and non profit organizations who have the power to end homelessness, end abuse and provide resources and support for healing after trauma.

How can you help? Write your congressman and ask them to create laws protecting domestic abuse survivors and providing then with job security, homes, child care and legal support as they stand up to their abusers.

These solutions are proven to help keep communities safer by empowering victims to stand up to their abusers, and also reduce cost of government aid and welfare by supporting victims and ensuring they are able to keep their jobs despite being abused.

Change is here and now. To learn more, and to support Victoria in creating real change visit https://www.victoriakinney.com