Training is considered to be one of the most
effective ways to
combat violence.
Once implemented it opens the door for:
Training is considered to be one of the most
effective ways to
combat violence.
Once implemented it opens the door for:
Cross-training and cross-reporting among law enforcement officers,
humane investigators, veterinarians,
health professionals, domestic
violence advocates, and child protection
workers;
Training
and continuing education about the link for judges
and prosecutors;
Expanded
research about the link, including evaluation of prevention
and intervention approaches;
Community
partnerships to respond to family violence and educate
the public about taking all acts of violence
seriously.
The Link
offers provocative yet practical training to Colorado
professionals on the forefront of prevention
and
intervention in family violence.
To schedule a training, contact:
Kay Dahlinger, Chief Probation Officer, City
of Aurora,
14999 E. Alameda Pkwy, Aurora, CO. 80012,
303-739-6489 e-mail Kay@thelinkauroracolorado.com
OR CACP of Colorado Bar Association,
Kathleen Schoen, e-mail kschoen@cobar.org
Tailor-made Trainings are available to each professional
that is
interested in improving or preventing the link
within their community.
Training information and activities are designed
for:
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| Law
enforcement
Fire
investigators
Animal
welfare, animal control
Shelter
providers (human and animal)
Teachers
and religious leaders
Child
and adult protective services
Physicians
and mental health providers
Veterinarians
Prosecutors
Judges
Probation
officers
And
many more.... |
Educate yourself on the signs of abuse.
Know what to do when you see abuse.
Be aware of Colorado laws concerning abuse.
Attend or sponsor a free training.
You are a part of the SolutionHelp stop the cycle of violence.
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completes helps in breaking the cycle of violence. |
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