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The WHO® Program
WHO® (We Help Ourselves) is a comprehensive anti-victimization program
designed to assist children and teens in dealing with numerous types of
potentially dangerous situations. The program teaches assessment options on
an age-appropriate basis and provides information on community resources.
WHO® focuses on prevention of child abuse, child sexual assualt, bullying and
other problems. RCVCC staff and certified volunteers present WHO® programs
to more than 4000 children, Kindergarten through 5th grade, each year in
Abilene and surrounding school districts.
WHO® (We Help Ourselves) is a comprehensive anti-victimization program
designed to assist children and teens in dealing with numerous types of
potentially dangerous situations. The program teaches assessment options on
an age-appropriate basis and provides information on community resources.
WHO® focuses on prevention of child abuse, child sexual assualt, bullying and
other problems. RCVCC staff and certified volunteers present WHO® programs
to more than 4000 children, Kindergarten through 5th grade, each year in
Abilene and surrounding school districts.
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The S.T.A.R. Program
The S.T.A.R. (Students Taking Action for Respect) curriculum covers middle
and high school teen dating violence prevention. The program requires a
minimum of 4 one-hour sessions generally delivered by peer (student)
educators who have completed an 8-hour training course.
The S.T.A.R. (Students Taking Action for Respect) curriculum covers middle
and high school teen dating violence prevention. The program requires a
minimum of 4 one-hour sessions generally delivered by peer (student)
educators who have completed an 8-hour training course.
Violence Prevention Programs
RCVCC provides Violence Prevention Programs to any group or organization
free of charge. Professional trainings are available to law enforcement officers,
social workers, medical education.
RCVCC provides Violence Prevention Programs to any group or organization
free of charge. Professional trainings are available to law enforcement officers,
social workers, medical education.