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Events Sponsor Spotlight: Ruby’s Auto Body, Inc.

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Round of applause for our Event Sponsor: Ruby's Auto Body, Inc.

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Events Sponsor Spotlight: Van Dyk Insurance

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Round of applause for our Event Sponsor: Van Dyk Insurance!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Have a question about AVRC? This list may have your answer!

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AVRC Wish List

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Arkansas Valley Resource Center (AVRC) relies on the support of our community to help continue to serve the victims of violent crime in Bent, Crowley, and Otero County. Part of that community support is through donations, which can go straight back to the victims and survivors we serve. AVRC's current wish list is below, any… Continue reading AVRC Wish List

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Recognizing Human Labor Trafficking

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Human trafficking is estimated to presently impact 40.3 million people globally. Experts believe that there are more situations of labor trafficking than of sex trafficking, but there is a much wider awareness of sex trafficking in the U.S. than of labor trafficking. According to U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline, in 2019, individual labor trafficking victims… Continue reading Recognizing Human Labor Trafficking