Domestic Violence Shelters

Domestic violence shelters:

A) are temporary safe houses for women and children who are escaping an abusive relationship.
B) began after World War II because of the high rate of violence among intimates during that period.
C) now receive relatively generous federal funding from the US Department of Agriculture because the need is so great.
D) are usually co-ed because men are also victims of violence by partners.
E) usually do not allow children.