CCFV offers training for domestic violence victim advocates
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Interested in becoming an advocate for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault? Join Crook County Family Violence (CCFV) and the Crook County Attorney’s Victim Witness Program in a training course that provides the key skills necessary to offer support.
CORE Rural Advocacy training is a free and interactive 32-hour training, says Kayleigh Gould, CCFV.
“This training is meant for anyone who would like to either work or volunteer for any domestic/sexual violence (DV/SA) agency in the State of Wyoming,” says Gould.
“In other words, all new hires and volunteers cannot have any...
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