We are Jacobsville. Join in.

June 18th is Jacobsville Join In Day – Neighborhood Service Day

Join your neighbors on June 18, 2015 for Jacobsville Join In Day! Neighborhood Service Day  – a day of collective efforts from residents and stakeholders to serve Jacobsville by doing great things for our GREAT neighborhood!

Just one or two hours commitment to doing something to benefit Jacobsville residents, businesses, parks, service agencies, schools, or churches not only makes a difference to the recipient; a community service spirit can give a sense of purpose, as well as restore pride for our neighborhood. *The intangible benefits alone are worthwhile reasons to serve. In addition, when we share our time and talents we:

• Solve Problems
• Strengthen Communities
• Improve Lives
• Connect to Others
• Transform Our Own Lives

Registering your neighborhood project by June 15th to receive a FREE “Join In” t-shirt. By registering neighborhood service projects, we can highlight the collective impact you and your neighbors make to serve the place you call home. We are Jacobsville. Join in!

Return completed registration to:
Jacobsville Join In
621 N. Main Street
Evansville, IN 47711

Angela and Dustin Leonard, Taswell, Ind., daughter, Delaney Beth, and son, Brooks Patrick, May 22

Ashley and Stevin Lester, Evansville, daughter, Bree Michelle, May 22

Shelly and Corey Heldt, Fort Branch, Ind., daughter, Jenna Corrine, May 23

Ashley and Kyle Chumley, Evansville, son, Rhett William, May 24

De’Ayra Hardin and Darius Henderson , Evansville, son, Darius Dashae Jr., May 24

Angel Havens, Evansville, son, Solomon Jacob, May 26

Brittney Bowles and Andre’s Benson, Evansville, son, Samuel Eli, May 26

Allyson and Errick Lickey, Evansville, son, Isaac Jeffrey, May 27

Rhiannon and Terrell Flener Jr., Evansville, daughter, Elena Mae, May 27

Megan and Jason Cutrell, Evansville, son, Lincoln Robert, May 27

Franciska Horner and Christopher Pinson, Evansville, son, Brayden Tyler, May 27

Nathana and Zachary Scheller, Robards, Ky., son, Reid Thomas, May 28

Ashley and Travis Tolliver, Vincennes, Ind., daughter, Cora Elizabeth, May 28

Chastity Miller, Elberfeld, Ind., son, Maximus Eli, May 28

Crystal Gibson and Jacob Tompkins, Evansville, daughter, Taylor Anne Marie, May 28

Alyssa Steinert and Cody Williams, Oakland City, Ind., son, Raider Madden, May 28

Krista Cary and Dakota Koonce, Evansville, daughter, Elayna Faith, May 29

Amanda and Scott Loesch, Evansville, son, Liam Bradley, May 29

Stephanie and James Turpen, Evansville, son, Jaxon Isaiah, May 29

Samantha Burkholder, Evansville, daughter, Lyla Rose, May 29

Elfreich attains the highest level of credentialing from the National Association of Certified Child Forensic Interviewers (NACCFI) Credentialing Board, the Diplomate Child Forensic Interviewer (DCFI) certification.

(Evansville, Ind.) Holly’s House is pleased to announce that Molly Elfreich, Assistant Director and Forensic Interviewer, has attained the highest level of credentialing from the National Association of Certified Child Forensic Interviewers (NACCFI) Credentialing Board, the Diplomate Child Forensic Interviewer (DCFI) certification. The DCFI certification indicates advanced and expert level practice experience and training, existing legal and psychometric requirements.  The National Association of Certified Child Forensic Interviewers (NACCFI) is the only professional credentialing program for child forensic interviewers in the United States.  NACCFI was founded on June 16, 2006 on the principle that conducting child forensic interviews should only be performed by properly trained and credentialed practitioners in compliance with the universally accepted standards of the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA).  The NACCFI multi-tiered credentialing standards include; actual work experience in the profession, specialized evidenced based forensic interview training, evidence of good moral and ethical conduct and a commitment by the credentialed practitioner to the pursuit of continues learning and skill building in the practice of their profession. The primary mission of the NACCFI Credentialing Board is protecting the welfare and safety of the clients we serve and the public’s trust and confidence in the professional practice of child forensic interviewing.

Currently, Elfreich is the only person in Indiana to hold this advanced certification. 54 people hold this designation in the United States, three in Latin America, and two in Canada. Sidney Hardgrave, Holly’s House Executive Director, said, “Molly’s achievement speaks to her dedication and commitment in being the area expert in child forensic interviewing. Holly’s House, and the community, is fortunate to have such talented person available to insure that interviews are conducted in an ethical manner while preserving criminal evidence and making the child victim feel at ease.” Holly’s House interviews over 300 sexually abused children a year.