Safeguarding
God’s Children: Preventing
Child Sexual Abuse
Workshop & Speaker Event
Parents, Families, Ministry Leaders, Clergy, Staff, & Volunteers Welcome
(Workshop participants must be at least age 13. Childcare space is limited so reserve your spot early.)
Saturday May 12, 2012 at 9:30am
Parma Lutheran Church | 5280 Broadview Road | Parma, OH 44134 | 216-351-6376
Please R.S.V.P. to | Jo Caton-Frank | Director of Education & Family Ministries | 330.217.5725 cell/txt
Registration deadline is May 5th. Free-will offering accepted for refreshments provided.
Guest Speaker Melissa McClain
Respect. Teen Dating Violence Prevention
Akron Children's Hospital | 330-543-8404 | mmcclain@chmca.org
Melissa McClain is the program coordinator for the Respect Program at Akron Children’s Hospital. Respect is a youth led program that empowers young people to educate their peers on issues of teen dating. Since 2006, over 900 trained students have educated 31,000 students in 45 schools in Summit, Stark, and Cuyahoga County. The success of Respect has enabled Melissa to travel and speak for local, state, and national audiences on teen dating and the power of Youth Led prevention programming. Melissa is passionate for primary prevention and is thrilled to be a part of the youth movement toward community awareness and social change.
Workshop & Speaker Event
Parents, Families, Ministry Leaders, Clergy, Staff, & Volunteers Welcome
(Workshop participants must be at least age 13. Childcare space is limited so reserve your spot early.)
Saturday May 12, 2012 at 9:30am
Parma Lutheran Church | 5280 Broadview Road | Parma, OH 44134 | 216-351-6376
Please R.S.V.P. to | Jo Caton-Frank | Director of Education & Family Ministries | 330.217.5725 cell/txt
Registration deadline is May 5th. Free-will offering accepted for refreshments provided.
Guest Speaker Melissa McClain
Respect. Teen Dating Violence Prevention
Akron Children's Hospital | 330-543-8404 | mmcclain@chmca.org
Melissa McClain is the program coordinator for the Respect Program at Akron Children’s Hospital. Respect is a youth led program that empowers young people to educate their peers on issues of teen dating. Since 2006, over 900 trained students have educated 31,000 students in 45 schools in Summit, Stark, and Cuyahoga County. The success of Respect has enabled Melissa to travel and speak for local, state, and national audiences on teen dating and the power of Youth Led prevention programming. Melissa is passionate for primary prevention and is thrilled to be a part of the youth movement toward community awareness and social change.
| safeguarding_gods_children_2012.pdf |
