Posts Tagged ‘program changes’
Welcome our new Hotline Advocate, Lora!
Please help us welcome our new On-Call Hotline Advocate, Lora Brodniak! Lora has seven years of experience as a victim advocate working with a variety of diverse clients and cultures.…
Read MoreWelcome our new Victim Services Coordinator, Erik!
Victim Support Services is pleased to introduce Erik Saulness, our new Victim Services Coordinator for Skagit and Whatcom counties. Erik is a lifelong resident (with the exception of some time…
Read MoreWe received a special training grant!
Victim Support Services is excited to announce that we have received a training grant from Washington state. This grant is short-term, ending September 30th, 2018. In between now and then, VSS…
Read MoreFrom the Desk of the Executive Director
Dr. Michaela Weber, Executive Director It’s the New Year and as you read this, I hope that you are all transitioning into 2018 feeling refreshed and relaxed, after spending some…
Read MoreISPI
Written by: Janet Quiroga, Hotline Advocate On November 1-2, the Victim Support Services team had the privilege to be a part of an ISPI workshop hosted by Roger Addison, Tim…
Read MoreWelcome Leslie McPherson
We are excited to welcome Leslie McPherson as she transitions from volunteer crisis line advocate to the position of Crisis Line Coordinator. Leslie has volunteered on the crisis line, assisted…
Read MoreGoodbye to Jessica Drain
Victim Support Services is saying goodbye to Jessica Drain, our Skagit and Whatcom County Victim Services Coordinator. Before taking over the Whatcom County office, she also worked in Island County. …
Read MoreVSS Counseling Services Available
Victim Support Services is excited to announce, through a grant from Snohomish County United Way, that we are able to provide five free counseling services to victims of crime. If…
Read MoreFunding Partnerships
Victim Support Services is excited to announce a new partnership with United Way of Snohomish County. United Way of Snohomish County has not funded services for victims of crime in…
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