Event Sponsorship Information

TITLE SPONSORS -- $10,000

• Name recognition with event title
• Company logo appears on all print, broadcast advertising and electronic media
  that promotes this event
• Two (2) corporate tables of eight (8) to the Summit for Kids luncheon on Friday, August 20
• Full-page advertisement in Program Day program - prominent position
• Name mentioned at the Luncheon
• Link from Summit for Kids website to company website
• Name mentions on Twitter (can be linked to company website)
• 10 x 20 booth space at the Summit for Kids Family Day on Saturday, August 21 - includes opportunity to sponsor a selected area
• Name/logo signage at the Family Day event
• Name/logo recognition in Family Day program
• Name mentions at the Family Day event

GOLD SPONSORS -- $5,000

• Company logo appears on all print, broadcast advertising and electronic media
  that promotes this event
• One (1) corporate table of eight (8) to the Summit for Kids luncheon on Friday, August 20
• Full-page advertisement in Program Day program
• Name/logo recognition in the Luncheon program
• Name mention at Luncheon
• Link from Summit for Kids website to company website
• Name mentions on Twitter (can be linked to company website)
• 10 x 10 booth space at the Summit for Kids Family Day on Saturday, August 21 - includes opportunity to sponsor a selected area
• Name/logo signage at the Family Day event
• Name/logo recognition in Family Day program
• Name mentions at the Family Day event

SILVER SPONSORS -- $2,500

• Company logo appears on all print, broadcast advertising and electronic media
  that promotes this event
• One (1) corporate table of eight (8) to the Summit for Kids Luncheon on Friday, August 20
• Half-page advertisement in Program Day program
• Name/logo recognition in the Luncheon program
• Name mention at Luncheon
• Link from Summit for Kids website to company website
• Name mentions on Twitter (can be linked to company website)
• 10 x 10 booth space at the Summit for Kids Family Day on Saturday, August 21 - includes opportunity to sponsor a selected area
• Name/logo signage at the Family Day event
• Name/logo recognition in Family Day program
• Name mentions at the Family Day event

BRONZE SPONSORS -- $1,000

• Company logo appears on all print, broadcast advertising and electronic media
  that promotes this event
• Four (4) tickets to the Summit for Kids Luncheon on Friday, August 20
• Quarter-page advertisement in Program Day program
• Name/logo recognition in the Luncheon program
• Link from Summit for Kids website to company website
• Name mentions on Twitter (can be linked to company website)
• 10 x 10 booth space at the Summit for Kids Family Day on Saturday, August 21 - includes opportunity to sponsor a selected area
• Name/logo signage at the Family Day event
• Name/logo recognition in Family Day program

Workshops
Summit Professionals:  Working Side by Side for Kids
Friday, August 20th - Itinerary - John S. Knight Center
9:30 am - Registration
10 - 11:45 am . Session 1 (lower level: workshops) 
12 - 1:30 pm - Luncheon (Goodyear Rooms A/B; upper level)
1:45 - 3:30 pm - Session 2 (lower level: repeat of workshops)

Licensing hours for Social Workers and Counselors are pending through Summit County Children Services Staff Development Center.  In order to receive licensing hours, a participant must attend the entire session.  Certificates issued at the conclusion of the training may be used by teachers to verify completion. 

To attend the Workshop on Friday August 20, please register at www.surveymonkey.com/s/2TZTGTZ   Attendance is free, but registration is required.

Workshop • Presenter • Objectives

1. Title: Alternate Response in Child Welfare: An Overview
Trainers: Robin Freedman & Sushi Moore, Summit County Children Services

Objectives:

• Review the philosophy, components and goal of the Alternative Response Model of Child Welfare Services.

• Identify the need for alternative response, States involved in it and history of it.

• Examine researched National and State outcome data for families & staff involved in Alternative Responses cases.

• Discuss collaborative partnerships of Alternative Response and roll out process at Summit County Children Services.
   

2. Title: Now What Do I Do? When to Report Child Abuse & Neglect
Trainer: Julia Mothersbaugh, Summit County Children Services

Objectives:

• Define abuse including physical signs and behavioral indicators.

• Review specific types of abuse including emotional and sexual, including physical signs and beahvioral indicators.

• Define neglect, including medical & educational, and their physical signs and behavioral indicators.

• Explore local and State data on child abuse and neglect.

• Discuss State of Ohio Mandated reporting laws for teachers.

• Review teachers' values & attitudes about abuse and neglect, and why it may be difficult to report.

3. Title: Effects of Violence on Children
Trainer: Melissa Peace, Akron Children's Hospital

Objectives:

• Define trauma and provide examples of traumatic events.

• Describe the effects of trauma on children including parentification, & cognitive, social and emotional impairments.

• Review coping skills and styles of people experiencing trauma.

• Discuss the Summit County Children Who Witness Violence Program and its crisis intervention approach in helping children.

4. Title: Factor in the Father
Trainer: Anthony President, Independent Trainer Objectives:

• Review the positive benefits of involved fathers on a child's happiness & well being.

• Discuss negative effects on children when fathers are not involved.

• Identify barriers to father involvement in their child's life & how to overcome them.

5. Title: Medications for Kids Related to Mental Health Disorders
Trainer: Steven W Jewell, M.D.

Objectives:

• Summarize the general principles followed when prescribing psychotropic medication to children and adolescents.

• Identify the names and classes of psychotropic medications most commonly used with children and adolescents.

• Describe the indications and effects of those medications.

• Understand the most common and potentially dangerous side effects of those medications.

6.Title: From Prevention to Parole: Understanding the Continuum of Services through the Summit County Juvenile Court
Trainer: Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio, Summit County Juvenile Court

7. Title: Child Welfare 101: Understanding the Basics of the Child Welfare Case in Juvenile Court
Trainer: Judge Linda Tucci Teodosio, Summit County Juvenile Court