Katie Rittichier

Photo Challenge!

Teachers and students, we want to hear from YOU!

We, at Project Respect, work throughout the year to raise funding to be able to continue to provide free services to many schools and communities that are beyond what is financially funded through our grant partnership with the Ohio Department of Health.   As part of an annual fundraising event this spring, we are putting together a short video and we need your help!

To help us out, all we need you to do is respond to the question below:

How has Project Respect impacted you?

Here’s what to do (see above photo for format):
1. Answer the question!
2. Write/type(please make sure it is readable!) your answer and attach it to on a piece of construction paper, poster board, cardboard, dry erase board, anything that is big enough!
3. Smile and have a pal snap a photo of you holding your sign. Please see more sample photos posted in our Photo Challenge event on our facebook page.
4. Send us your photos! Please submit by March 17, 2017!

Sending options:
-Post your photos to this facebook page or our twitter page @ProjectRespect
-Send your photos to: katie@projectrespectnwo.org


For helping us out, we’ll give you a free t-shirt (while supplies last; limited sizing available!) You will be contacted for details after you post or send your photo!

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In-Service 2017

A PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOP

STAY CURRENT:

Identifying Today’s Trends of Risky Youth Behavior, Prevention Tactics, & Treatment Options

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017

9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

NORTHWEST STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ROOM C200

22600 State Route 34, Archbold, Ohio

Lunch will be provided

Registration fee of $40 per person includes materials, lunch, and CEU certificate(s)

 For more registration information please visit our events page or contact katie@projectrespectnwo.org

Featured Speakers

  • Heidi Mercer, LSW, MSSA
  • Erica McDuffie, BSW
  • Brittany Moening, LSW
    • Human Trafficking Survivor Staff; Crime Victim Services
  • Katie Rosenbeck, CPNP-PC, PMHS
    • Pediatric Nurse Practitioner & Mental Health Specialis;, Bryan Community Health Center
  • Andrea Boxill
    • Deputy Director, Governor’s Cabinet Opiate Action Team; Ohio Mental Health & Addiction Services
  • Britney Ward, MPH
    • Director of Community Health Improvement; Hospital Council of Northwest Ohio

 

Workshop Objectives

  • Highlighting data trends of risky
    behaviors from NW Ohio youth
  • Discuss initiatives happening in NW Ohio to confront harmful youth tendencies
  • Examine current regional trends in risky youth behaviors
  • Address behaviors of at-risk children, and identify practices to reduce their
    probability of becoming a statistic

 

 

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