CRANBERRY TWP — More than two dozen South College students gained information regarding domestic violence and human trafficking prevention during a campus presentation on Thursday afternoon.

Nicole Hyatt, a medical advocate and prevention educator with Butler County’s VOICE, spoke to students about the role of medical professionals and the impact they can make when placed into a real-life scenario in the workplace.

“They can really be a lifeline,” she said. “People are more likely to disclose more to them than they might other people. If we can start prevention with them, then it can really trickle down. They’re really in a position where they can help people out with their lives or notice things that maybe other people aren’t able to.”

In 2024, there were 106 deaths related to domestic

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