Training Request Form

Training Event Request Form

DCADV provides training on a variety of topics related to domestic violence, trauma, and healthy relationships. Please use this form to request a training for your agency or organization. Training and presentation requests must be submitted at least 8 weeks in advance. A representative of DCADV's Training and Outreach Team will respond to your request within 5 business days.

Contact Information

Organization Requesting Training

Contact Person

Phone Number

Training Details

Where will the training be held?

The safety and wellbeing of participants and presenters is our priority. Requests for in-person trainings may be accommodated on an event-by-event basis.

Online
In-person

If the training is in-person, where would it be held?

Number of Attendees Expected

Who will the audience be? (I.e. social workers, shelter staff, educators, etc.)

Anticipated Date of Training Event

Please include 1st and 2nd choice, or if your dates are flexible.

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Length of Training Event

We are able to work with the host site to accommodate the time available.

What type of training are you looking for?

DCADV trains on a wide variety of topics related to domestic violence and trauma. Our trainers will adapt training material and activities to meet the specific needs of the audience.

Please include any additional details about your training request.

Reimbursements/Donations

As a non-profit agency, DCADV requests reimbursement for staff travel expenses incurred as part of our training and technical assistance efforts. DCADV’s mileage reimbursement policy is based on the current federal rate of $0.585/mile (as of Jan. 1, 2022). Membership and donations to DCADV are also appreciated to support our coalition and task forces, and our wide array of advocacy, policy, training and prevention programs. As a guide, DCADV suggests the federal training consultant rate of $650/day for time spent on training preparation, delivery, and travel. However, DCADV is dedicated to helping Delaware communities effectively respond to and prevent domestic violence, and remains committed to this effort regardless of our partners’ resource limitations. Training and technical assistance are available at no charge to member organizations.