Las Vegas, NV
July 21 - July 23, 2026
We are honored to be a Training Event Speaker at the conference and hope to see you at our exhibit booth!
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At Soteria Solutions, we pride ourselves on being recognized as a thought leader in the field of prevention. With a focus on high schools, colleges/universities, and workplaces, we have earned a reputation for developing innovative, research-based solutions that address the unique challenges faced by our clients and their communities. By leveraging the latest research findings and insights, we are able to design solutions that are not only effective but also evidence-based and grounded in best practices. As a non-profit organization, we are proud to be a trusted partner in helping our clients attain and maintain safe and respectful environments that promote the well-being of all individuals.
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Soteria Solutions works with clients, including federal and state agencies and businesses, to achieve sustainable change.
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Beyond the Installation: How Civilian Organizations Can Assess Readiness to Support Military-Connected Survivors
Presented by: Lee Helmken Cherry & joint presentor Kimberly Henry, Senior Military Coordinated Community Response Program Manager, National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Military-connected survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking often seek support from community-based organizations, yet many civilian agencies have never formally assessed their readiness to serve this population. In this interactive session, presenters from the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA) and Soteria Solutions will introduce a practical, survivor-centered framework for organizational self-assessment designed to strengthen services, partnerships, and organizational capacity. Participants will explore common barriers, examine how organizational culture and assumptions influence survivor access and trust, and learn how to use a structured assessment process to identify strengths, address gaps, and develop realistic action plans. Attendees will leave with practical tools and strategies to enhance support for military-connected survivors without needing specialized military expertise.
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