Bring It On! Basketball Challenge on October 29
 Michael Baxter can make a shot without even looking! Can you? Game on!!!
Our basketball superstars ( Jason Davis and Dr. Michael Baxter) challenge YOU to a game at the CAN gym on Wed, Oct. 29! Sign up as a team of 2 to 3 players. The first team to 5 points wins! Tip-off for first game is 5:30 p.m. Entry fee is $10 per team. All funds raised will go to Tulsa Area United Way. Location: CAN Administrative Building (the gymnasium) 2829 S. Sheridan Road To sign up: Contact Dawn Barrick at CAN at 918-624-0204 or [email protected]Please come cheer them on! Admission for the game is $1.00 per person. Concessions will also be available.
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Service Statistics
Week of October 13, 2014 - October 19, 2014
# of Children Seen at the Center: 53
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Boys: 31
Girls: 22
Ages
0-2 years: 10
3-6 years: 26
7-12 years: 9
13-18 years: 8
Type of Abuse
Sexual: 12
Physical: 30
Neglect: 19
Witness to violence: 4
Other: 0
Fatality: 0
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Appointments
Interviews: 38
Medicals: 18
Mental Health Consults: 8
Other Services
Crisis Calls: 12
Children Team Reviewed: 19
Counties Served
1 (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.
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Did You See the New Website?
Check out our BRAND NEW Website to see the exciting changes:
Many thanks to 501technet, Mark Whitmire, Asemio, Shane Hacker and Ryan Haight for making this possible!
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Peer Review & Continuing Education for Multidisciplinary Team Members
- Educational Call
- Thursday, October 23, 1:00-3:00 p.m. central
- Social Media and Child Abuse with Justin Fitzsimmons, JD
Brief Overview: This presentation will detail the importance of using social media to develop evidence to corroborate child exploitation and physical abuse cases; and the importance of acting quickly to secure the evidence. Participants will learn about authenticating evidence discussed in cyberspace for court purposes. Justin Fitzsimmons, JD: is a nationally-recognized legal authority on technology-facilitated crimes against children. He was the supervisor of the Special Prosecutions Unit of the Kane County State's Attorney's Office. The unit was responsible for any prosecution involving online crimes against children. Before supervising SPU, he was assigned to the Children Advocacy Center where he prosecuted sexual assault and severe physical abuse of children.
This continuing education opportunity is open to all DATF members. Please join us!
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