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Ohio’s Safe at Home Program Expands | Columbus News
Ohio’s Safe at Home program is a vital shield for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, keeping their addresses private and enabling safe participation in civic life—from voting to property ownership. Since launching in 2016, enrollment has skyrocketed from 249 to over 3,700, fueled by expanded staff, outreach, and funding. Officials celebrate this growth as proof that safety and civic rights shouldn’t be mutually exclusive. Yet, only a fraction of the tens of thousands of survivors annually served qualify, and the program can’t control data shared by federal agencies or private…
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