Volunteer
The Center's Volunteer Program allows community members to support survivors and learn more about victim advocacy. The volunteer program requires a 40-hour advocacy training that extensively talks about advocacy, coping mechanisms, and how to respond to survivors of sexual violence. Below are a few topics that will be discussed in the training.
Training Topics:
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Dynamics of Sexual Assault
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Sexual Assault Advocacy
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Neurobiology of Trauma
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Male Survivors
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Self-Care
If you are someone who is empathic, caring to others' needs, and would like to make an impact in your community. All while expanding your network and building new skills, The Center is the best fit for you! Apply today!
The Victim Advocate provides emotional support, referrals, and coping mechanisms to primary and secondary victims during scheduled shifts when working the 24/7 Crisis Hotline. This position requires crisis intervention and good communication skills. Applicant must be able to respond to victim/family in a non-judgmental and unbiased manner.
Community Outreach, volunteers can participate in outreach events and event fundraising. Volunteers will engage with the public at community events to educate about the issues of sexual assault and gender violence. Volunteers can also assist with event fundraising, such as helping with preparations at the office and event setup. This position requires strong communication skills and the individual should be comfortable with public speaking.
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Expanding your personal and professional network.
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Learning new skills.
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Building your resume.
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Understanding the organization better.
Read more about The Importance of Volunteering at a Non-Profit!
Internship & Practicum
Completing an internship (undergrad) or practicum (graduate) placement with The Center will give you valuable, hands on, experience in working with a diversity of: victims of sexual violence, law enforcement, medical practitioners, legal professionals, an others.
Most importantly, you will take away the knowledge that you have made a difference in reducing sexual violence in our community.
Join our Board of Directors
The Center for Sexual Assault survivors has a governing board that is filled with members from the community who are passionate about ending sexual violence, supporting survivors, and all of the work the Center does. We are currently looking for community members to join this team and support The Center. If you are interested in applying please click the link below! If you want more information about the board feel free to email csasboard@visitthecenter.org
Your generosity enables us to provide vital services to victims of sexual assault and human trafficking.
Together we can create a community free from sexual violence.
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Support us by donating the funds we need to keep our services free to the public.
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Helping our community to be well informed is critical to our vision of a future free from violence. We work to accomplish this through providing FREE education & training as well as by participating in community events.
Partner With Us
Assistance is provided through:
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Awareness tables
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Interactive booths
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Event participation and Facilitation
WORLDWIDE
We are here to educate our community, and work with partnering organizations to support survivors.
Topics we cover include:
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The Center’s Services
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Neurobiology of Trauma
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Dynamics of Sexual Assault
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Stalking
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Human Trafficking
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Consent/Healthy Sexuality
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Healthy Relationships
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Teen Dating Violence
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More
We are here to educate our community, and work with organizations to provide free trainings.
Learn More
We believe that educating the community is a vital part of our work to end sexual violence. Check out our blog below to learn more and to continue to support those around you!
