Trainings

This training is for educators, social workers, healthcare workers, foster parents and any other person who is responsible for the care of a child. It is designed to increase the awareness of A.R.S. 13-3620, increase awareness of signs of child abuse and neglect, and increase the likelihood that suspected abuse will be reported.

This course aims to improve individuals’ ability to identify and respond to clients affected by domestic violence. It will examine the dynamics of abusive relationships and provide an overview of the rights and options available to victims and survivors. After completing this course, delegates should be able to identify the core needs of clients and to refer them on to appropriate specialist support services.

This training is for Law Enforcement personnel and Department of Child Safety (DCS) employees who are responsible for conducting joint investigation regarding allegations of child abuse/neglect, which also include criminal activity.  It I designed to increase the awareness of A.R.S. 8-817 Joint Investigations Protocols.

This training is for law enforcement officers, medical professionals, mental health providers, family service providers and victim advocates.  It is designed to increase awareness of the process of investigating crimes of interpersonal violence and supporting victims through the investigation process, as well as providing after care services to victims and their families.

This training is for community groups, service providers, school staff, medical/mental health professionals, business owners and staff (restaurants, bars, hotels/motels, pharmacies) to increase understanding regarding what sex trafficking is, how it impacts our community, how prevalent it is in Yavapai County and Arizona and increase awareness be better able to identify victims or potential victims and sex trafficking and report incidents to law enforcement.