Training Guide Time

A Kind and Helpful Training for Families

Today, there is a special place online where people can learn about bullying and abuse in a safe and caring way. This channel is the only online training made from the Virginia Domestic Violence Action Alliance volunteer training.

There are more than eight hours of videos, and more are still being added. You can watch them at home on YouTube.com/@jaeminonprofit.

In these videos, I help you understand hard and serious topics so you don’t have to figure them out alone. They explain things clearly and gently, so people can understand what is happening and what to do next.

This training is free, and it also comes with a simple guide. The guide helps people learn about:

• How people get hurt

• How bullying and abuse can look

• How someone can be a victim

• How someone can be an aggressor

Learning these things helps people make smart and safe choices if they, or someone they know, is being hurt.

This is important because sometimes people try to help, but they don’t have all the facts. When that happens, things can get confusing or unfair. Even when someone is being hurt, the situation doesn’t always turn out the right way. Knowing the truth helps people act with care and fairness.

The founder of this program, Jaemi Tasor, knows this from her own life. She has been through it herself. Her story is shared so others don’t feel alone and can learn from what happened.

The big message is this:

Abuse can be prevented.

And because it can be prevented, we should try to stop it.

This training was made to help people be kinder, braver, and smarter helpers — and to make sure people who are hurt feel safe, believed, and respected.

Clear training helps helpers do a better job. When helpers use the same guide, they:

• Follow the same safety rules

• Treat people with care and respect

• Know what to do in hard moments

• Feel more confident and prepared

That means fewer mistakes and better help.

Better training means safer outcomes for people who need help. When helpers are trained well:

• People are more likely to be believed

• People feel calmer and safer

• People are treated fairly

• Trust is built instead of broken

This guide helps make that happen more often.

One guide saves time, money, and energy. Organizations often spend:

• Time remaking trainings

• Money fixing mistakes

• Energy filling in gaps

This guide:

• Saves staff time

• Supports new and experienced trainers

• Makes training easier to repeat and share

That helps programs last longer and reach more people.

This is about doing the work the right way. This guide is not about changing the rules. It is about:

• Keeping the rules clear

• Making training strong and steady

• Helping helpers help better

Supporting this guide means supporting:

• Consistent training

• Safer systems

• Better care for people who are hurt

That is why this matters.