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Volunteer Advocacy Training
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Our next advocacy training will be Friday, May 17th, from 4:30-7:30 pm and continues Saturday, May 18th, from 12am-5pm
Volunteers must attend both trainings to obtain certificate
Call us today for more info (406)782-9807
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It takes courage to reach out for help when leaving a domestic violence relationship or when experiencing a sexual assault. When a victim or survivor contacts Safe Space, they speak directly with a trained advocate who is knowledgeable, caring, and ready to provide information on safety planning, shelter, support groups, and community resources.
The advocate on the other line is often paid staff, but can also be trained and dedicated volunteers. Our volunteers have many reasons for wanting to be a Volunteer Advocate. They may have been a victim, was related to or close to a victim, are wanting to further their career goals by gaining experience as an advocate, or want to find a meaningful way to give back to their community.
Safe Space provides Volunteer Advocacy Training to those who wish to give back to the community.  Such topics include:
Myths and Facts of Domestic and Sexual Violence
Community Resources and Referrals
Identifying and Communicating During Crisis
Safety Planning
And much more!

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  • About Us
    • Our Philosophy & Mission
    • History of Safe Space
    • Show Me The Numbers
    • Staff Members
    • Testimonials
  • Services Offered
    • 24 Hour Crisis Line
    • Secured Shelter
    • Client Advocacy
    • Counseling & Support Groups
    • Community Education
    • Safety Planning
  • Information
    • YouTube Links
    • Ride Sharing
    • Victim Advocacy: Guide to Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence
    • What Is Domestic Violence?
    • What is Sexual Assault?
    • Who Is At Risk?
    • Healthy Relationships
    • Are You In A Violent Relationship?
    • Family & Friends of Victims
    • Teen Dating Violence
    • Safety with Technology >
      • Cellular Phones
      • Computers
      • Internet - Social Media & Email
    • Local, State & National Contacts
    • Statistics & Facts
  • News & Events
    • A Moment in History
    • Current Newsletter
    • Archived Newsletters
    • Volunteer Advocacy Training
    • Officer of the Year Award
    • DV Awareness Month Events
    • Photo Gallery
  • How Can You Help?
    • Volunteering
    • In-Kind Donations
    • Financial Contributions
    • Donate Used Cell Phones
  • Contact Us
  • Downloadable Forms