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Presenters 

The presenters below are certified enditnow Advocates and available to provide a seminar (approximately 2 hours) on domestic violence prevention and/or provide enditnow Emphasis Day support. Any travel-related expenses, honorariums, or other financial considerations must be arranged directly between the presenter and the host organization.

Name
Organization
Email
Tabitha Phiri
Alberta
tphiri@shaw.ca
Marleena Debrough
Allegheny East
marleenadebrough@aecsda.com
Christelle Agboka
Allegheny East
christelleagboka@nadadventist.org
Vanessa Waite
Allegheny East
Vwaite@columbiaunion.net
Lisa King
Allegheny East
lljkingswe3@gmail.com
Patricia Costa
Arkansas-Louisiana
pattyscosta90@gmail.com
Eddy Caballero
British Columbia
eddy.caballero@att.net
Anita Gonzales
British Columbia
anitamariegonzales@gmail.com
Maria Dielmann
British Columbia
pdcanada@live.ca
Haskell Williams
Carolina
hwilliams@carolinasda.org
Beth Grissom
Carolina
bgrissom@carolinasda.com
Angela Prieto
Carolina
aprieto@carolinasda.org
Elmara Ramos
Chesapeake
elmara.ramos@gmail.com
Christina Masich
Dakota
christinamasich@gmail.com
Hannah Hernandez
Georgia Cumberland
alwaysgrowingmom@gmail.com
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Please Note: Church processes should never be considered a substitute for mandatory reports of abuse to governmental authorities or for facilitating access to mental health care professionals or safety resources. If someone is currently experiencing abuse or is in immediate danger, the priority should be their immediate safety and well-being rather than engaging internal church processes, which may not be able to respond immediately and are not designed to address safety issues or provide mental health assistance.

  • Required or mandatory reports should be made to the appropriate governmental authority, such as law enforcement, the department of social services, or child protective services, whether the victim agrees or not, as required by law.

  • Discretionary reports involving adults may be made with the victim’s consent.

  • Other assistance, including referrals to mental health professionals, community domestic violence organizations, shelters, and other safety resources, should be provided based on the circumstances.

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Please note, we are not a crisis management organization.

 

Need help now? National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1−800−799−7233 or visit thehotline.org

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