VSS Employee of the Year

By VSS | December 18, 2018

Congratulations to the Victim Support Services Employee of the Year, Kimi Nolte! The individual who was selected for VSS Employee of the Year was voted in unanimously and here’s why: This individual was selected based on her outstanding performance in all areas of the job: overall job performance, demeanor, customer service, teamwork, leadership, and initiative. She has been described by her peers as being fabulous,…

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Congratulations to our November Employee of the Month, ChewBeng!

By VSS | December 11, 2018

This month we are proud to announce ChewBeng Woodcock as our VSS Employee of the Month! Chew (as she is frequently called) has held the title of Accounts Manager here at VSS for over 4 years and is a huge asset to our organization. Her job is a crucial one here at the agency where she manages billing, payroll, grants and contracts. She has a…

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2019 VSS Furry Friends Calendar

By VSS | December 7, 2018

The VSS Furry Friends Calendar is back again this year, and better than ever! The calendar is filled with pictures of the VSS stakeholder’s (staff, board members, volunteers, etc.) pets. As well, the calendar has VSS events and National Days relating to victims of crime. This calendar is part of our 2018 Year-End-Campaign. What does this mean? If you make a donation of $50 or…

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Welcome our new Victim Services Coordinator, Jen!

By VSS | December 6, 2018

Please join us in welcoming our new region 12 Victim Services Coordinator, Jen Slobom! Jen will be serving Whatcom and Skagit counties and we feel so lucky to have her on-board. Jen is originally from California, but has lived in Washington state for four years. She graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in Psychology, and is pursuing a second Bachelors in Criminal Justice.…

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#GivingTuesday

By VSS | November 20, 2018

Black Friday, Cyber Monday, #GIVINGTUESDAY! With only 7 days left before #GivingTuesday, which is on November 27th this year, the team here at Victim Support Services is readying themselves to set this years’ donations goal. What is #GivingTuesday? “#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.) and the…

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Thanksgiving Grief

By VSS | November 20, 2018

Written by: Janet Quiroga, Hotline Coordinator Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season. It is a time for gathering with loved ones, to give thanks and enjoy good food. Although to those who have lost a loved one, Thanksgiving can be the total opposite. It can make them question what there is to be grateful for, if their loved one is no longer around.…

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Congratulations to our October Employees of the Month!

By VSS | November 14, 2018

Kimi Nolte, Lead Victim Services Coordinator is once again our Employee of the Month – tying with our Victim Service Coordinator, Rachel Martinez! Kimi is a strong leader in the agency and in the communities she serves. Her work is always victim-centered. She is a very strong advocate for the clients she serves and she ensures their voices are heard and their hearts are supported…

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OPEN HOUSE

By VSS | November 7, 2018

Get your game face on, and wear your favorite football team’s gear, to VSS’s last Open House of the year! Come check out our admin office in Everett and learn about Victim Support Services. We provide free and confidential services to victims of crime, and the more the community knows about VSS, the more people we can help! We hope you can join us for…

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A Report on Our Special Training Grant

By VSS | October 26, 2018

In late March 2018, Victim Support Services was the recipient of a special grant from Washington state that covered training to community members and professionals around the state who work with crime victims. The grant lasted 6 months – beginning April 1 and ending on September 30. For the six month period, VSS provided continuing education classes to 776 professionals around the state, and Core…

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