Do you want to make a difference in your community by assisting populations who:

• Are victims of crimes such as domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault
• Low-income residents seeking housing and employment
• Are residents with barriers such as substance abuse and addiction.

If any of these causes speak to you (or participants within your organization), our curricula plan is ideal for you! Our professional development courses target industries that assist these populations, to provide training
to participants who desire career paths in roles that deliver real society impact.
All of our curriculums have expanded plans that will continue to add courses and industries.

Currently we are focused on training participants with courses that fit these roles:
1) Victim Service Provider

• Crisis intervention roles: Victim service providers that offer assistance to crime victims and
  residence in transitional crisis (seeking shelter and help with filing protective orders and safety
  plans while receiving emergency services). Hospital advocate, first responder advocate.
• Court advocacy roles: Advocates offering emotional support and assistance to victims
  cooperating with law enforcement to prosecute their offenders.
• Case manager roles: Advocates within programs that assist low-income and other participants
  who lack self-sufficiency with housing plans, personal and professional development planning.