Impact since 2022
The work is visible in the people trained, the rooms brought together, and the information made easier to find.
ECVS was built to close practical gaps surrounding survivors and the professionals who care for them. This is what that work has looked like across Northwest Florida.
Documented reach
The record is growing—and we are keeping it honest.
These figures reflect records ECVS has already verified. Historical outreach and collaborative work are still being reconstructed, so we will not inflate what we cannot document.
The work over time
One training, community table, and regional conversation at a time.
ECVS grew by teaching, listening, building professional relationships, and returning to the rooms where decisions get made.
ECVS begins building a nurse-led regional response, recruits participating nurses, and helps coordinate local access to an FCASV-provided 40-hour Adult/Adolescent SANE didactic course.
ECVS recruits nurses and helps coordinate local access to a second FCASV-provided 40-hour SANE didactic course in Northwest Florida.
ECVS recruits nurses and helps coordinate local access to a third FCASV-provided 40-hour SANE didactic course while continuing outreach and multidisciplinary SART participation.
Regional education and community engagement grow, including the Restoring Power Forum and ongoing professional collaboration.
What the numbers do not fully show
A nurse feels prepared. A referral makes sense. Someone finally knows who to call. Those outcomes matter too.
Better-prepared professionals
Applied education helps nurses and interdisciplinary professionals make more informed decisions when the situation is difficult.
A seat in the room
SART participation and local collaboration keep ECVS close to the realities, gaps, and people shaping the response.
Information people can use
Outreach and public education bring credible information into familiar local spaces.
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