Child Interview Specialist
Expanding our Team: CAN is seeking a full-time Child Interview Specialist to be responsible for providing forensic interviews, crisis intervention, mental health consultation, referrals and community presentations.
Specialized training provided.
View the complete job description and details on how to apply at www.tauw.org.
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Getting to Know CAN
Luncheon & Tour
August 13, 2015
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
On even numbered months, Child Abuse Network hosts a luncheon and tour of the Children's Advocacy Center for individuals who would like to know more about our program.
Please contact Brandi Moore at (918) 624-0213 or [email protected]
to reserve your seat today!
www.childabusenetwork.org
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CAN Spring 2015 Newsletter
Read a letter from the Board President, see information on how many children have received services at the Center, find the names of our recent donors, information on CAN events, and much more!
Click
HERE to read it online today!
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Summer Safety Tips
Warm weather brings more opportunity for outdoor activities for kids. Whether they are young children or teens, keep your kids safe and healthy while they enjoy the summer fun!
Read these Summer Safety Tips provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Happy New Year & Welcome New Board Members
CAN's new fiscal year begins every July 1. CAN celebrates the new year with a Board Orientation for the new incoming board members. The orientation was held on June 30 at CAN.
Please help us welcome the new board members: Annie H. Berrett, Sarah Jane Gillett, David Glasgow, Rachael Hunsucker, Ashley Neal, Bryan Nowlin and Meg Watkins!
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CAN Board Members attending the Board Orientation on June 30.
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| Service Statistics Week of June 29, 2015 - July 5, 2015 # of Children Seen at the Center: 45
*NOTE: The Center was closed for one day in observance of the holiday.
| Boys: 14 Girls: 31 Ages
0-2 years:
6
3-6 years: 15
7-12 years:
18
13-18 years:
6
Type of Abuse
Sexual:
23
Physical:
15
Neglect: 20
Witness to violence: 2
Other:
0
Fatality:
0
Human Trafficking:
0
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Appointments
Interviews:
34
Medicals: 14
Mental Health Consults:
3
Other Services
Crisis Calls:
10
Children Team Reviewed:
7
Counties Served 3 (Lincoln, Pawnee & Tulsa)
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NOTE: Number of new children may not equal number of medicals, interviews and mental health consults, as some children may receive multiple services.
Interested in our Fiscal Year 2014 statistics? View them HERE.
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Why I Volunteer for CAN...
 We want to share Why our volunteers give their time, energy and money to CAN. We are so grateful for each and every one of them!
Follow our
CAN Facebook page to see when we feature a Volunteer sharing their reason why they love to volunteer for CAN!
This is
Corporal Greg Smith sharing his reason for volunteering for CAN!
Thank you, Cpl. Smith!
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"...With a Little Help from our Friends."
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Caleb and Lilian holding combs and hairbrushes.
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On June 29,
Gwen Goodner (CAN volunteer) and her sweet children donated items for the toiletry sets. Items included: bars of soap, hairbrushes, combs, toothbrushes, toothpastes, deodorants, small bags and some notebooks.
Thank You, Gwen, Caleb and Lilian!
Also, on July 2, Matt Davis donated 30 stuffed animals. We are so grateful for Matt's continuous donation of stuffed animals. His sweet donations keep the children smiling! Thank you, Matt!
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Peer Review & Continuing Education for Multidisciplinary Team Members
- Educational Call
- Thursday, July 9, 1:00-3:00 p.m.
- Ethics and Social Media: What Happens When I Post That?
Brief Overview: This presentation describes the role of social networking sites in today's culture and their prevalence in the lives of both adults and children. The unique responsibilities of those in the medical, legal, law enforcement, victim services and advocacy fields are described to highlight common pitfalls of social media use by professionals. The audience sees examples pulled from various media sites that could cause ethical issues.
- Medical Peer Review
- Wednesday, July 15, 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Trainings provided by:
These continuing education opportunities are open to all DATF members. Please join us! |
 Thank You,
Tulsa Lifestyle magazine, for the amazing support of the 4th Annual CANdlelight Ball! We appreciate you sharing photos from this year's event in your July 2015 issue! Thank YOU!
And thank you to
Valerie Grant Visuals for these amazing photos!
Click
HERE to view the photos!
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Thank you for your support of our mission! For more information about the Children's Advocacy Center and our services, please visit
www.childabusenetwork.org
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Sincerely,
Brandi Moore
Community Relations Director
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