The Annual Courage Walk for Victims' Rights will be held April 20th, 2013
Each spring, victim advocates from the First Judicial District gather for the annual Courage Walk.
The Courage Walk coincides with National Crime Victims' Rights Week. National Crime Victims' Rights Week recognizes the devastating impact of crime on victims and communities. The courage walk is a time to honor the strength and courage of survivors we have come to know in the aftermath of crime. It is also a time to speak in unison for victims' rights and services, today and in the future.
The walk is approximately one mile long and is wheelchair accessible. The walkers will meet at the DA's office. Registration begins at 10 a.m., accompanied by a free continental breakfast. The walk begins at 11 a.m. The one-half-mile walk is wheelchair accessible and dogs on leashes are welcome
A suggested donation of $10 is encouraged but not required for participation in this event. Donations will be used to maintain the Courage Garden, train victim advocate volunteers and provide for the needs of crime victims.
Donations are not required to participate in this event. However, if you would like to donate to assist victims in our community, please send checks to Victim Outreach Information (VOI), P.O. Box 5173, Golden, Colorado, 80401, or visit: [url=http://www.victimoutreach.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;]http://www.victimoutreach.org[/url], or call Andi Martin at 303-271-5570. Victim Outreach Information (VOI) is a nonprofit group that provides advocacy services to victims of crime in small local communities.
If you would like to become a volunteer victim advocate, please contact the Sheriff's Office (303-271-5339).
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