Peace Domestic Violence Agency
PEACE Domestic Violence Agency
HSM 270 - Program Summary
Axia – University of Phoenix
STUDENT’S NAME
Date, 2009 OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAM
PEACE Domestic Violence Agency provides a variety of ways to improve the efficiency of domesticated issues, servicing victims of sexual assaults and domestic violence. Their central focus is derived from a strategic mission statement, consequential approach, which essentially regulates the business’ calculated goals.
Central Focus:
I.) Decrease victim suffering
II.) Restore victim independence
III.) Through direct care, advocate recovery.
Consequential Approach -
I.) Confront public beliefs and normality’s that perpetuate or condone violence in the community.
II.) Decrease the causalities of domestic violence and sexual attacks through educational methods (PEACE, 2009 a.).
Strategy and Mission Statement: The city has seen an increasing span within the last five years, especially the hearsay of violence among the youth and domestic issues, assaults, incidents of road rage, spousal and child abuse. This projects intention is to decrease such problems, promote healing services, and to empower the society of Portland.
PEACE’s targeted population consists of children, youths and women of Portland whose lives have been affected and threatened by sexual assaults or domestic violence. PEACE is completely committed to this endeavor and particular to this group, which faces traumatic emotions and consequently requires urgent care, recovery, and empowerment (PEACE, 2009 b.).
ASSESSMENT
The objectives are short-range results, which are attainable to anyone who wants to see positive outcomes. When looking at the following objectives, PEACE has designed its mission to eliminate and prevent crimes against women and any tolerance of these mistreatment while protecting, and advocating hazardous situations though the empowerment of the public’s awareness.
A.) Providing a connection between people suffering from this
HSM 270 - Program Summary
Axia – University of Phoenix
STUDENT’S NAME
Date, 2009 OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAM
PEACE Domestic Violence Agency provides a variety of ways to improve the efficiency of domesticated issues, servicing victims of sexual assaults and domestic violence. Their central focus is derived from a strategic mission statement, consequential approach, which essentially regulates the business’ calculated goals.
Central Focus:
I.) Decrease victim suffering
II.) Restore victim independence
III.) Through direct care, advocate recovery.
Consequential Approach -
I.) Confront public beliefs and normality’s that perpetuate or condone violence in the community.
II.) Decrease the causalities of domestic violence and sexual attacks through educational methods (PEACE, 2009 a.).
Strategy and Mission Statement: The city has seen an increasing span within the last five years, especially the hearsay of violence among the youth and domestic issues, assaults, incidents of road rage, spousal and child abuse. This projects intention is to decrease such problems, promote healing services, and to empower the society of Portland.
PEACE’s targeted population consists of children, youths and women of Portland whose lives have been affected and threatened by sexual assaults or domestic violence. PEACE is completely committed to this endeavor and particular to this group, which faces traumatic emotions and consequently requires urgent care, recovery, and empowerment (PEACE, 2009 b.).
ASSESSMENT
The objectives are short-range results, which are attainable to anyone who wants to see positive outcomes. When looking at the following objectives, PEACE has designed its mission to eliminate and prevent crimes against women and any tolerance of these mistreatment while protecting, and advocating hazardous situations though the empowerment of the public’s awareness.
A.) Providing a connection between people suffering from this
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