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Bibliography of Rural & Tribal Resources
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Creator Power & Control Wheel-developed by Mending the Sacred Hoop
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Links to Rural & Tribal Programs and Services
Included is a list of links to both statewide and national programs that provide a variety of rural & tribal resources and services. |
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Outreach Office Manual-Building and Maintaining a Successful Outreach Office in Your Community
Outreach Office Manual-the Outreach Manual is available to our member programs only. However, if you are not a member program or work in another state and are interested in this manual please call us at (608) 255-0539. |
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Outreach Offices Map 2011
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Pet and Farm Animal Safety
Many victims fear that if they seek shelter, their animals will be abused or killed in retaliation for leaving the home. It is important to include the family animals in a safety plan. |
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Resources for Helping Rural Farm Women
A list of Wisconsin and national programs and resources especially useful for assisting farm women and their families. From basic needs to extended & speciality services. |
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Sheltering Animals & Families Together
Allie Philips is an attorney who has dedicated her career to helping victims of crime. She is an author and consultant who launched the Sheltering Animals & Families Together Program in 2008, originially called the PAWS Program. More information and resources can be found at: http://alliephillips.com/?page_id=21 |
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