Holly’s House Promotes Sisson

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Evansville-based Holly’s House has promoted Crystal Sisson to lead prevention education. She has been a prevention educator for the organization for the past three years. Holly’s House, a non-residential, victim advocacy center serving victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault in southwest Indiana, was established in 2008 using the model for Children’s Advocacy Centers developed by the National Children’s Alliance. In 2010 an evidence based child abuse prevention program, “Think First & Stay Safe,” was implemented, and since that time the program has been presented to over 25,300 elementary students in five Southwest Indiana counties. “Think First & Stay Safe,” teaches children about general safety, and how to recognize the lures that predators may use when grooming a child. This program, as with all other services is offered by Holly’s House with no fee charged to the participants.