Martha Patton

Martha Patton is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in victim services and grief recovery. Currently serving as a Victim Services Program Specialist at the Florida Office of the Attorney General since January 2023, responsibilities include delivering training related to victim services, conducting Cyber Safety presentations, and acting as a liaison between the Attorney General's Office and local victim service providers. Prior experience includes roles as a Victim Advocate and Special Victim Advocate at the Broward State Attorney's Office, and a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist facilitating grief counseling and workshops for over eight years. Earlier positions included Operations Manager at UNITY CHURCH OF FORT LAUDERDALE and Community Outreach Specialist at First Responders Recovery/Destination Hope. Martha Patton began her career in victim services at the City of Hollywood Police Department, where services were provided to crime victims navigating the Criminal Justice System. Martha holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services from Barry University.