Cafes con la comunidad para Prevenir Abuso Infantil

Oklahoma .-El Departamento de salud del estado de Oklahoma (OSDH) está buscando aportes de organismos públicos y privados, organizaciones, ciudadanos y consumidores para desarrollar un plan de prevención de abuso infantil integral estatal eficaz. Recientemente, el OSDH solicitó comentarios públicos a través de una encuesta en línea y ahora buscan retroalimentación a través de eventos en todo el estado que permiten conversaciones significativas sobre el tema de prevención del maltrato infantil a nivel comunitario.
El OSDH en se ha unido con la Asociación de Oklahoma para la preparación y lectura (OPSR) para organizar, coordinar y conducir 14 eventos planeados en varias partes del estado. En cada localidad, se presentará un evento con profesionales, seguido por un evento distinto para el público para proporcionar información.
El método elegido para la obtención de retroalimentación será el método de “World Café”, que es un formato simple, eficaz y flexible para celebrar el diálogo de grupo. Esto se llevará a cabo con audiencias públicas y con enfoque de grupos utilizados en el pasado.
El enfoque del café está en la conciencia, la disponibilidad, y uso de los recursos comunitarios dirigidos a identificar factores de riesgo de maltrato infantil. La información recibida le ayudará a determinar qué programas específicos de la comunidad se conocen y utilizan, así como lo que es necesario.
Próximos cafés de la comunidad incluyen:

June 6 – Bartlesville
June 11 – Oklahoma City
June 18 – Woodward
June 20 – Tulsa
June 26 – Elk City
June 28 – Ada

Para mayor inforamción llame al OSDH Family Support and Prevention Office -teléfono: (405) 271-7611

Community Cafes to Prevent Child Abuse

Oklahoma .-The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) is seeking input from private and public agencies, organizations, private citizens and consumers to develop an effective statewide comprehensive child abuse prevention plan.
Recently, the OSDH sought public feedback via an online survey and now they are seeking feedback via events across the state that allow for meaningful conversations around the topic of child abuse prevention at the community level.
The OSDH has collaborated with the Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness (OPSR) to host, coordinate and lead 14 planned events in various parts of the state. In each locale, there will be a stakeholder event for professionals followed by a separate event for the public to provide feedback.
The method chosen for obtaining feedback will be the World Cafe Method, which is a simple, effective and flexible format for hosting large group dialogue. This will take the place of public hearings and focus groups used in the past.
The cafes provide an opportunity for the public to share input on needs, gaps and hopes for participants in their area. Responses will be used to develop the upcoming five-year Oklahoma State Plan for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect.
The focus of the cafe is on awareness, availability, and use of community resources that target identified risk factors for child maltreatment. The information received will help determine what community-specific programs individuals are aware of and use, as well as what is still needed.
Upcoming Community Cafes include:

June 6 – Bartlesville
June 11 – Oklahoma City
June 18 – Woodward
June 20 – Tulsa
June 26 – Elk City
June 28 – Ada

For more information about event times, locations and registration, visit http://www.opsrfoundation.org/community-cafe.
OSDH Family Support and Prevention Office by phone at (405) 271-7611