Help in times of tragedy: Volunteers needed for Trauma Intervention Program

The Treasure Valley program uses trained volunteers to support victims and families in the hours following traumatic events. Training begins January 17.

Published: 1:30 PM MST January 4, 2019

Updated: 1:57 PM MST January 4, 2019

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