Crime victim advocate finds role to be perfect blend of her passions
SIOUX CENTER � She�s a crime victim advocate for Family Crisis Centers , but she spends her days full time at Promise Community Health Center . Kelsey, who has been serving in the position since since Aug. 1, is at the forefront of a pilot project that aims to reach out to crime victims in northwest Iowa in a new and innovative way through the partnership of the two Sioux Center-based organizations. Kelsey, a victim advocate for Family Crisis Centers, is serving her role full time at Promise Community Health Center in Sioux Center. The two nonprofit organizations are partnering on the project as another means to better reach out to victims. Kelsey started working for the Iowa Domestic Violence Helpline operated by Family Crisis Centers in May after graduating from Northwestern College in Orange City. She then was approached by FCC executive director Shari Kastein in June about whether she would have an interest in the victim advocate role. �As Shari explained the idea to me, it just ...