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New Prevention Programs Come to
New Prevention Programs Come to
Family Services
Family Services
I Can Tell
This school and community-based program brings important messages to young children to prevent child sexual abuse. As the name suggests, the goal of the thirty minute program is to break the secrecy around abuse by teaching children they can tell, and by encouraging parents, adults, teachers, and others to listen and act on behalf of a child victim of sexual abuse.
Darkness to Light: Stewards of Children
Darkness to Light: Stewards of Children
The Darkness to Light/Stewards of Children program is a two-hour workshop to help teach parents, teachers and other caring adults specific ways to protect children from sexual abuse. The important program includes survivor stories, expert guidance, and group discussion to deliver practical, applicable steps for protecting children.
While we may never be able to completely prevent child abuse, when the secrecy around sexual abuse is reduced, and children and adults are empowered to respond pro-actively, children at-risk or actually being abused will be less likely to suffer the trauma and long-term social and emotional consequences that result from repeated victimization.
If you would like more information about these programs or want to schedule our I Can Tell program for young children, or the Stewards of Children program for caring adults, please contact us
at 937-222-9481, or send an email to information@fsadayton.org
This program is funded in part by a grant from the CareSource Foundation and
a grant from the Dayton Catholic Women's Club.
For more information, please contact
Amber Myer, Prevention Director.
Ohio Teen InstituteThe Annual Ohio Teen Institute (OTI) is a week long drug free leadership conference for high school students. Through the program, students develop the skills to become a positive leader within their schools and communities. Students are also equipped with the knowledge and abilities to not only make positive choices for themselves, 'but also to encourage their peers to make healthy decisions. Join us at the Ohio Teen Institute at Kenyon College each year to meet other teens that also want to lead a healthy life style!
For more information, please contact Amber Meyer at 937.222.9481 or email her at preventedu@csddayton.org.
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