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This Assessment requires submission of three (3) documents: Please see the attachment
- Part 1 of this Assessment requires the submission of two files:
- A completed Victim Advocate Job Profile Worksheet and a short overview of approximately 500 words of types of services and supports that are available to victim witnesses.
- A short overview of approximately 500 words of types of services and supports that are available to victim witnesses.
- Part 2 of this Assessment requires submission of one file:
- A completed brochure.
Part 1
Consider the type of characteristics you feel are necessary to be a strong and effective victims advocate.
- Download the Victim Advocate Job Profile Worksheet. Answer the questions on the worksheet.
- Write a short overview, in approximately 500 words, to describe types of services and supports that are available to victim witnesses.
Part 2
Research via the Walden Library and the Internet to find scholarly resources that focus on crime and victim statistics in Washington, D.C.
Develop a brochure that includes the following:
- A cover/title panel with graphics and statistics
- The Crime Victim’s Bill of Rights
- The Crime Victim’s Compensation Program in Washington, D.C.
- Types of victims
- Community resources in Washington, D.C.
- Volunteer opportunities in Washington, D.C.
Note: You have been provided with a brochure template that you can utilize. You are not required to use the template; however, you must include all topics indicated in the Assessment.
Type a caption for your photo
The highest rates of victims in Washington, D.C. include:
Include 5-10 types of victims and statistics for each type
Crime Victims' Bill of Rights
Insert information
Phone: [Telephone]
Email: [Email address]
Web: [Web address]
Victims’ Rights and Services
Above the title, insert an appropriate and engaging graphic. In this text box, Insert a few important statistics.
Crime Victims’ Compensation Program
Contact Us
Insert information
Types of Victims
Note:
This brochure is designed to be printed. You should test print on regular paper to ensure proper positioning before printing on card stock.
You may need to uncheck Scale to Fit Paper in the Print dialog (in the Full Page Slides dropdown).
Check your printer instructions to print double-sided pages.
To change images on this slide, select a picture and delete it. Then click the Insert Picture icon
in the placeholder to insert your own image.
To change the logo to your own, right-click the picture “replace with LOGO” and choose Change Picture.
Header
Community Resources
This spot would be perfect for a mission statement. You might use the right side of the page to summarize how you stand out from the crowd and use the center for a brief success story.
(And be sure to pick photos that show off what your company does best. Pictures should always dress to impress.)
Think a document that looks this good has to be difficult to format?
Think again! The placeholders in this brochure are formatted for you. Enter your own text with just a click.
“insert powerful quote about rights and/or services.”
Get the exact results you want
To easily customize the look of this brochure, on the Design tab of the ribbon, check out the Themes, Colors, and Fonts galleries.
Have company-branded colors or fonts?
No problem! The Themes, Colors, and Fonts galleries give you the option to add your own.
Use a photo depicting victim resources
Don’t forget to include some specifics about what you offer, and how you differ from the competition.
Want to help us create change? Volunteer with us!
Insert volunteer information
Use a photo depicting volunteers
Note:
This brochure is designed to be printed. You should test print on regular paper to ensure proper positioning before printing on card stock.
You may need to uncheck Scale to Fit Paper in the Print dialog (in the Full Page Slides dropdown).
Check your printer instructions to print double-sided pages.
To change images on this slide, select a picture and delete it. Then click the Insert Picture icon
in the placeholder to insert your own image.
To change the logo to your own, right-click the picture “replace with LOGO” and choose Change Picture.
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Victim Advocate Worksheet
Job Profile
Directions: Research the position of victim advocate and answer the following questions.
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What responsibilities does a victim advocate have in a case? |
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When does a victim advocate become involved in a criminal case? When does the involvement end? |
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What skills would be important for a victim advocate to possess? Why? |
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Based on what you have learned about this position, would you be interested in becoming a victim advocate? Why or why not? |
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