| Volunteer Victim Advocate Training Volunteers accepted into the RCVCC Victim Assistance Training complete 40 hours of comprehensive training to become victim advocates. Each volunteer advocate commits to three shifts per month. Shifts include the telephone crisis hotline and emergency response teams during evening, weekend and holiday hours. |
To become a Volunteer Victim Advocate for RCVCC:
1. Submit your Volunteer Application online or download pdf
2. You will be contacted for an in-person interview and notified of acceptance.
3. If accepted into the advocate training, request your criminal background check
4. Attend multiple advocate training sessions as scheduled below.
1. Submit your Volunteer Application online or download pdf
2. You will be contacted for an in-person interview and notified of acceptance.
3. If accepted into the advocate training, request your criminal background check
4. Attend multiple advocate training sessions as scheduled below.
Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center
| Assisting Victims and Survivors of Violent Crime and Working to Prevent Violence |
Copyright: Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center, 2012. All rights reserved. |
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| Thank you for your interest in assisting victims of violence! |
| RCVCC Volunteer Advocate Training 2012 April 14 -21, 2012 After you are accepted into the volunteer program Complete 40 hours of online training before April 14th Attend both Saturday training sessions: April 14th and 21st 8:30 am - 4:30 pm |
| Weekday sessions are online on your own. Saturday sessions are in person 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The online certification and both Saturday trainings are required for completion. |