We believe violence is preventable through ongoing conversation and education on healthy relationships.
How did National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month come to be?
In 2005, the importance of addressing teen dating abuse was highlighted in the re-authorization of the Violence Against Women Act. The following year, both houses of Congress declared the first full week in February as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week. In 2010, the week became a month - TDVAM!
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ATVP provides 24 hour emergency and supportive services to family and sexual violence victims and survivors and their children. Services are available for concerned, supportive family members, friends and community members.
ATVP services are free, confidential, and provided to clients without discrimination on the basis of physical or mental disability, race, ethnicity, color, religion, political beliefs, gender, gender identity (or expression), age, national origin, citizenship, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital or familial status, pregnancy, income, veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.
ATVP also has an outreach and education program that focuses on increasing understanding, awareness, and ultimately on preventing family and sexual violence.
ATVP provides services to all crime victims through the Region 8 Crime Victim Service Center for Whitman County.
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We are looking for a full-time Sexual Violence Advocate. For more details, please visit our
employment page.Spring Volunteer Training
Spring 2019 Volunteer Training Dates: 03/19, 03/21, 03/23, 03/24, 03/26, 03/28, 03/30. All training dates are mandatory.
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