A training for owners and employees of bars & restaurants in the Lake area will help them identify the warning signs for domestic and sexual assault.

The SAFE BARS Community Training is hosted by the Sexual Assault Prevention Partnership (SAPP) on Monday, May 15 at 1 p.m. at Central Bank in Camdenton. The training is in the community room and will last approximately 2.5 hours.

The training is open to all owners/managers/employees of food and drink establishments in the region. Click here to RSVP.

Safe Bars helps bars, restaurants, breweries, and other alcohol-serving spaces create safe and welcoming cultures for patrons, and safe and respectful workplaces for staff.

Such cultures encourage customer satisfaction and loyalty, and better-performing teams with lower turnover. Safe Bars does that by offering three programs:

• Active bystander skills: Learn how to recognize when you see unwanted sexual aggression and options for taking action to stand up for someone else

• Empowerment and self-defense: Assertiveness, boundary-setting, and other strategies to keep yourself safe when you’re the one being targeted

• De-escalation for hospitality professionals: Skills for keeping yourself, your co-workers, and your patrons safe when dealing with an angry or threatening patron.

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