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BATTERER INTERVENTION PROVIDER
/TEACHING NON-VIOLENCE GUIDELINES
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The PURPOSE of the
Batterer Intervention Program (BIP/TNV) Standards as
approved by the Nebraska state Domestic Violence/ Sexual Assault Coalition
through the DV offender standard review committe, is to organize, standardize, and coordinate efforts and reasonable
outcomes of area programs and providers who provide services to domestic
violence offenders.
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The PURPOSE of the
Accreditation process is to provide the Courts and the community with a
list of preferred programs/providers who are in compliance with the approved
Standards. The list of preferred programs/providers shall be maintained and updated as
deemed necessary.
VOLUNTARY NATURE
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Program compliance with
the Batterer Intervention Program Standards and Appendices is voluntary. Any
entity may hold themselves out as a provider of services to domestic violence
offenders. However, Nebraska has set a standard for batterer
intervention programs/providers that prioritizes victim safety, batterer
accountability, and intervention consistency. Only those programs/providers
who apply, are in 100% compliance, and are annually accredited shall qualify for placement on the “List
of Preferred Intervention Program/Providers” provided to the Courts and
community. Failure to comply with the Standards and loss of accreditation
results in removal from the List of Preferred Intervention Programs/Providers.
CERTIFICATION PROCESS
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Intervention program/providers who desire inclusion on the Preferred
Intervention Provider List must be in 100% compliance with the BIP
Standards and accompanying Appendices. Providers seeking Initial
Certification may make application at anytime by contacting the review
committee of which a DVCC representative is a part of. The applying intervention program/provider must
permit both initial and ongoing access to personnel records, client records
and reports, and any other documentation or physicality as per the certifying
body.
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