Orientation and Training

Orientation and Training

All volunteers must attend an orientation session that will provide an overview of domestic violence issues, the agency, and the services we provide, and specific volunteer opportunities.

Once a prospective volunteer completes the orientation, if that individual wishes to volunteer in a direct service area, she or he must also complete our comprehensive, 22-hour training program. The training takes place three times a year and covers:
*Dynamics of domestic violence
*Peer counseling skills
*The effects of domestic violence on children
*Sexual abuse
*Related legal issues
*Diversity issues and cultural competencies
*And more

Please call Amy at (802) 658-3131 ext. 1076 to register or learn more about full volunteer trainings occuring in June 2009, or click here. Thank you for wanting to be part of our community and help to end domestic violence!


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Did You Know? 30% to 60% of perpetrators of partner abuse also abuse children in the household.

Hotline: 802-658-1996
TDD: 658-1996

1-800-ABUSE95 Domestic Violence Emergency Hotline

Toll Free from anywhere in Vermont 



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