San Mateo County supervisors will give $1,000 a month to help domestic violence survivors with children leave their abuser.
The pilot program, approved Tuesday, offers the guaranteed income for one year and is limited to 20 eligible individuals.
20 eligible domestic violence victims guaranteed $1K a month in San Mateo County
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