Making Work Work
A webinar on how abuse can affect a survivor’s ability to work, and the protections available in Washington State.
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Getting Feedback from Survivors
In this training course, you’ll learn about how to gather meaningful feedback from survivors about the services your program provides.
Legal Advocacy Core Concepts
This training course covers the essential components of legal advocacy including how to navigate the criminal and civil legal systems.
Protective Orders in Washington State
This training course provides information about the different types of protective orders available in Washington State, as well as advocacy tips for working with survivors considering one of these orders.
Legal Advocacy Essentials
This manual covers the core components of legal advocacy and the criminal and civil legal issues that impact survivors of abuse.
2021 Legislative Session Summary
This report summarizes the bills impacting survivors of abuse during the 2021 Washington State legislative session.
Child Support 101: What Advocates Need to Know
What advocates need to know to help survivors pursue (or not) child support safely.
Health Insurance for Survivors
Domestic violence survivors can apply for health insurance through their state’s health exchange at any time, even outside the open enrollment period.
Flexible Financial Assistance Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ will answer your questions about flexible financial assistance and explain how it is implemented as part of the Domestic Violence Housing First approach.
How to Hire Great Advocates
This training course will prepare you to run an effective hiring process and get the right employee for your program.