CAMPUS AND AREA
University Daily Kansan, September 14, 1984
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WTCS recruits volunteers
By the Kansan Staff
Women's Transitional Care Services, a support group for battered women, is looking for volunteers for its tall training sessions.
Cindy Butler, an advocate volunteer at WTCS, said the fall training $sessions were the organization's efforts to educate the student of KU $students who volunteered.
The next training session will be at 5 a.m. tomorrow at 2829 Missouri St. The training program, conducted by Barbara Smith, community facilitator, prepares the volunteer for dealing with battered women.
But she said that WTCS didn't get a lot of calls from students because students didn't realize that both married and single women could use the services. WTCS works with all races, creeds, colors, nationalities and sexual preferences, Butler said.
"We want KU students to volunteer, but also to call us for help. That's what we're here for." she said.
"Battering doesn't just occur in marriage, but begins with dating, as early as junior high school." Butler argues that the most common Psychological battering is most common, but physical violence is seen all too frequently."
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Intensive Retreat September 13-16
Public Talk Saturday, September 15, 1:30 p.m.
Master Dharma Teacher George Bowman
Kansas Zen Center 1115 Ohio Street 842-8909
case inquire about regular classes and
Please inquire about regular classes and formal practice schedule.
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