Cross Timbers Family Services provides many different types of education regarding the agency and its services as well as education regarding violent crime issues.
The following is a list of educational topics:
Domestic Violence Domestic Violence in the Workforce Sexual Assault Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault Incest Sexual Harrassment Child Abuse Bullying My Body Belongs to Me (for school age children) Children and Safety Issues Violent Crime and Individuals with Disabilities Violent Crime and the Elderly Population Stalking Internet Crimes (and YOUR CHILDREN) Human Trafficking Other Topics related to Violent Crime
The following is a list of presentation types:
Victim Services Training – training efforts that benefit victim service providers and volunteers to better provide direct victim services.
Professional Training - training efforts that benefit professionals, including management and human resource management, to better understand violent crime issues and its effects on the workforce or to obtain a higher level of knowledge about Cross Timbers Family Services as a referral. Or training that impacts the skills of professionals interacting with victims/survivors. These professional groups may include but are not limited to: 1) law enforcement; 2) medical professionals; 3) the judiciary; 4) district attorneys; 5) clergy; and 6) teachers.
Community Education – is an age and culturally appropriate presentation about violent crime issues delivered by trained staff or volunteers to the community. Community education presentations are designed to inform general audiences.
Volunteer Training – is training about violent crime issues provided by trained staff or volunteers designed to impact the skills of volunteers providing direct services and interacting with victim/survivors.
Examples of audience types include the following:
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