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REV: 06-24-26 VR <br />5.Staff Training Programs <br />CORA recognizes the importance of equipping staff with the skills necessary to <br />support individuals experiencing domestic violence. Our quarterly training <br />sessions will enable City of Redwood City staff to: <br />Identify signs and symptoms of domestic abuse, including strangulation and <br />other forms of harm. <br />Understand the various types of abuse and their impact. <br />Respond sensitively and effectively to clients disclosing their experiences. <br />These training sessions will enhance City of Redwood City staff capacity to identify <br />domestic violence, so they are better equipped to refer clients to CORA, thereby <br />increasing access to timely domestic violence services. <br />6.Tabling and Outreach <br />Tabling and outreach initiatives are vital for CORA’s mission to strengthen <br />community ties. These efforts focus on providing accessible education, sharing <br />vital resources, and ongoing support to empower individuals and promote <br />prevention. By engaging with the community in visible and approachable ways, <br />CORA fosters awareness and helps to break the cycle of violence. <br />During these events, CORA will distribute informational materials, such as pamphlets, <br />contact information, and support resources, ensuring individuals have the tools and <br />knowledge needed to seek help when necessary. <br />ATTY/AGR.2026.161/Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse (CORA) (Page 11 of 12)