Kalyne Foster
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Web site:
www.wcs-ddm.org
Volunteers are a vital component to
the agency’s ability to give domestic violence and sexual assault survivors the
support they need to heal. We are looking for males and females over the age of
18 who want to make a difference in their community.
Volunteers will receive 65 hours of in
depth training to become a state certified Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Peer Counselor. Upon completion of the training, volunteers are asked to commit
to twelve hours of volunteer work per month for one year.
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Our next training will begin on
Saturday, October 11th and will take place every Saturday at our Santa
Cruz office, 1685 Commercial Way, Santa Cruz through November 15th.
This rewarding experience will give participants the chance to meet new people,
while becoming a part of this life changing movement.
Monarch Services has a 37- year
history in Santa Cruz County of providing advocacy and services to women, men
and children affected by violence. Those
services include court accompaniments, restraining order assistance,
counseling, emergency shelter, 24-hour crisis line, outreach and education, and
support groups. Monarch Services is the
only rape crisis center in Santa Cruz County.
All services are available in Spanish and English and are free or low
cost.