Seminar Aims to Reduce Domestic Violence
By: Web Producer
Updated: February 20, 2008
News Release:
SEMINAR TO REDUCE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Did you know that last year Warrick County was one of the highest by per capita in the state with cases of domestic violence and sexual assault? Worse yet, these cases are on the rise. The Warrick County Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Task Force is sponsoring a free luncheon seminar that is open to the public to discuss how we can combine our efforts and work together as a community to reduce the number of cases involving domestic violence and sexual assault. Guest speakers at this seminar are Holly Dunn Pendleton, founder of Holly’s House and Jennifer Dick from Ruth’s House. Also, on hand will be Christina Wicks from Albion Fellows Bacon Center.
The seminar takes place at the Warrick County F.O.P. which is located at 300 South Owensboro Road in Boonville on Thursday, March 6, 2008. The doors open at 11:30 a.m. and the program begins shortly after noon. Please R.S.V.P. Stacy Lutz at 812-897-4840 or stacyl@sirs.org by Friday, February 29th if you plan to come.
