Aundrea Travis has over 23 years of experience in victim advocacy, healthcare navigation, and batterers intervention facilitation. She has a bachelor's degree in psychology and has worked for various domestic violence and sexual assault organizations. Her experience includes providing advocacy, counseling, education, safety planning, and referrals to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

1. Aundrea M. TravisAundrea M. Travis
(703) 899-1325
dreclarktravis@yahoo.com
Motivated and compassionate Victim Advocate, Healthcare Navigator and Batterers
Intervention Facilitator with twenty-three years of experience and extensive knowledge of
the grief process individuals who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault
experience. Epitomizes excellent interpersonal, verbal communication and written and
communication skills, problem resolution, and high level of confidentiality.
Education
University of Phoenix, Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Experience
Empowerhouse Domestic Violence Organization, Fredericksburg, VA 2015 - 2016
Housing Case Manager
• Met and provided advocacy for individuals who are experiencing domestic violence
• Assisted housing program participants to develop their housing plans
• Participated in assessing and qualifying applicants for domestic violence housing units
• Connected clients with vital community resources and provide support
• Assisted victims of in their effort towards the process of recovery, through advocacy
and resource information performing duties which include but are not limited to crisis
intervention, safety planning, referral, ongoing non-clinical support, and furnishing
information on available options and resources to assist victims in making informed
decisions regarding reporting options and care
• Worked in collaborative partnership with Pursuit of Housing Campaign organizations
• Assisted clients with on-going goals prioritizing safety and transition to permanent
housing, obtaining protective orders while keeping their identities secure
• Developed a working rapport with law enforcement to ensure safety of threatened
victims and their children
Healthcare Advocate
• Provided in-person advocacy at emergency departments
• Provided domestic violence education, risk assessment, safety planning, support,
information and referral to survivors of domestic violence
• Ensured victims received all needed guidance and emotional support during
administrative, medical, investigative, and legal procedures
• Transported or accompany clients to and from hospital or other agencies to obtain
needs
• Maintained confidential files and data collection on advocacy services provided
• Conducted partner contacts as required to ensure client accountability and partner
safety.
• Objectively logged all significant activity and incidents (event, accomplishments,
emergencies, behaviors, etc.) in the appropriate areas during scheduled shift and as
appropriate completes Incident Reports, Data Entry, or other forms.

2. • Served as the point of contact in coordinating victim care from initial report to
resolution of victim's health and well-being
• Represented organization at local, regional, and statewide meetings as required
Men’s Fresh Start Batterers Intervention Facilitator
• Provided counseling and education in accordance with the Duluth Model to perpetrators
of domestic/intimate partner violence
• Conducted intakes with new participants as needed, and provided referrals to mental
health or substance abuse treatment as appropriate.
• Entered and maintained accurate client data using the agency’s electronic health record
system.
• Completed and submitted group activity reports, timesheets, and other required
paperwork in a timely manner
• Advocate for clients of domestic/intimate partner violence by providing appropriate
referrals for services with other agencies and by providing information to clients which
enable them to improve their quality of life
• Developed networks and partner relationships with community organizations, state
agencies, religious entities, and businesses, employers with which clients and students
may live or work.
• Conducted regular community informational sessions on support services available for
clients or students.
• Facilitated on /off site groups where appropriate and individual sessions with clients as
needed.
• Promoted violence prevention, self-help and social support enabling the clients to
continue their non-violence plan beyond completion of the program
Headquarters and Service Battalion, Henderson Hall, Arlington, VA 2010 - 2013
Uniformed Victims Advocate for Victims of Sexual Assault
• Ensured victims receive responsive and continuous care with timely access to
appropriate services.
• Reported to the installation Behavioral Health Branch of Marine Corps Community
Services for administrative purposes
• Collaborates with local community crisis counseling centers, as needed, to augment or
enhance their Sexual Assault Prevention Response (SAPR) Program. Facilitates the
development and collaboration of installation SAPR public awareness campaigns to
include planning of local events.
• Maintained liaison with commanders, military law enforcement, military criminal
investigative organizations, uniform victim advocates, and civilian victim advocates.
• Promoted the SAPR program by encouraging victims to come forward for services, and
oversees development of installation education campaigns promoting prevention,
victim rights and advocacy services.
• Collaborated with installation legal representatives, as needed, for clarification on local,
state, federal or Department of Defense policies and directives impacting the sexual
assault program or other matters relating to reporting and victim advocacy.
• Coordinated with command SARCs to maintain official protocols to facilitate the
timely exchange of information between installation victim support agencies and/or
other commands/activities on cases involving sexual assault
• Trained over 1100 Service members on sexual assault intervention

3. Clearance
Secret
Specialized Related Training
Problem Solving/Decision Making Suicide Intervention
Establish and Maintain Authority Manager Development
Leading Through Change Professional Development
Sexual Assault Intervention
Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Exchange, Outlook,
Netscape, Omni Plus, Microsoft Excel, Visio, Dictaphone, Windows 10
References
Available upon request