Victims’ Requests to Modify or Rescind Criminal No Contact Orders
Model policy for handling victims’ requests to modify or terminate a criminal no contact order.
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Safety Planning
A collection of information, resources, and training materials to help advocates address a range of safety concerns in their work with survivors of abuse.
We need a state budget – take action now!
If the Washington State Legislature fails to pass a budget by midnight Tuesday, state funding for critical services will be suspended beginning July 1. Negotiations are underway and the Senate […]
Membership Benefits
Member Programs One free individual registration for trainings Reduced registration fees for trainings and annual conference, plus opportunities for scholarships when available Monthly communications from WSCADV Opportunity to participate in […]
Healthcare
A collection of resources for accessing health insurance and health care for survivors.
Team Up WA – Train the Trainer
@ This free train-the-trainer is for high school coaches and mentors who want to empower student athletes to prevent sexual assault, dating violence, and hazing.
DV Survivors’ Experiences with Child Protective Services
[…] to request interpretation for this training is July 26, 2024. We are not able to guarantee interpreters requested after that date. If you have a preferred interpreter, please let us […]
Making Work Work
[…] environments and jobs that support staff working with people in crisis. Here are four DV Program Directors talking about good ideas that worked for their agencies. Good Jobs logo for print
Wages & Benefits Survey of Domestic Violence Programs
We recently surveyed staff and directors at WSCADV member programs across the state about their wages, employee benefits, and other workplace practices. A total of 200 people participated in the survey…
Where You Are, We Are Here: Home Visitors and Advocates Partnering to Support Survivors and Families to Thrive
[…] much money we make, we all deserve the support and resources we need to care for ourselves and our families. Our film, Where You Are, We Are Here, uplifts the […]