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We received this reply from the Seattle Department of Human
Services:

We have received your communication and will take it into
consideration as we update web content.

The page in question is here:
http://www.seattle.gov/humanservices/dv/dvinfo.htm#dv5_1

''We are so appreciative of the work of volunteers like Ana Maria
Bayne and Canceu Roxana. Volunteers make a tremendous difference to
an organization like Stop Abuse For Everyone, and to the people we
serve. Thousands of people will be affected by these people taking a
few minutes from their busy life to help out others. We really
appreciate their work'', said Jade Rubick, president of Stop Abuse
For Everyone.

SAFE brochures go through a quality control process before they are
printed and made available. After they are translated, they are then
edited once or twice, and then they are available for order. If
you're interested in helping with translation and editing efforts,
please

volunteer as a translator
http://www.volunteermatch.org/results/opp_detail.jsp?oppid=128250

or

volunteer as a foreign-language editor
http://www.volunteermatch.org/results/opp_detail.jsp?oppid=129073

You can also see the status of the translation effort
(http://www.safe4all.org/translate/brochures).

The following brochures are currently being produced:

* abused men's brochure
* abused gay men's brochure
* abused lesbian's brochure