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Programs and Services:

Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) Our child-friendly site provides free crisis counseling and victim/family advocacy services for child sexual abuse victims and their families as they go through the investigation and prosecution process. The CAC coordinates the investigative process to minimize trauma to the child and to help children and families cope and heal emotionally.

Children Who Witness Violence Program The program helps minimize the effects of exposure to violence on the child, teaching positive coping and safety strategies.

Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Advocates provide information on the dynamics of domestic violence and legal options available to victims. Advocates accompany victims to court, assist with safety planning, and link victims to other helpful community resources. Advocates are available at Toledo Municipal Court, Lucas County Domestic Relations Court, Ottawa County Municipal Court, and Ottawa County Domestic Relations Court.

Batterers Intervention and Prevention Program Program designed to help perpetrators stop violence in intimate partner relationships by challenging their belief systems and holding them accountable for their behavior.

Project Access A partnership between Lucas County Department of Jobs and Family Services and Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center. The Center provides an on-site case manager at Job and Family Services who assists victims of domestic violence by assessing the client’s risk of lethality, working to develop a customized safety plan and providing linkage to other community resources.

Child Abuse Prevention Program A school-based prevention program designed to help preschool and elementary school students recognize dangerous and abusive situations and how to seek help from trusted adults.

Help Me Grow A home-based program designed to prevent child abuse and neglect by coordinating the health and developmental services needed to parents of young children with developmental delays to help their children thrive.

Community & Professional Education Our staff has expertise in a wide range of topics related to family violence and can customize a training for different groups and organizations.

Our Mission:

To Intervene and Educate to Reduce Family Violence

FAMILY AND CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER

Serving Lucas and Ottawa Counties

ANNUAL REPORT

Fiscal Year 2017-2018

Scott Hamner, President

Barbara Dianda Martin,

Vice President

Martin Werner, Treasurer

Donna Posluszny, Secretary

Joseph Bublick

Michael Casey

Isaac Demarest

Renee Goubeaux

Jamie Heldt

Alison Krieger

Jane Larsen

Michael Robarge

Michelle Roush

Sherri Rutter

Brandi Smith

John Tooson

Rachel Williams

Board of Trustees:

Additional funding provided by: JAG, Lucas County Family & Children First Council

ONCAC, VAWA, Victims of Crime Act, State Victims Assistance Act

FAMILY AND CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Annual Report FY 2016-2017

Our mission is to intervene and educate to reduce family violence

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

FISCAL YEAR 2017 - 2018

Support and Revenue

Expenses

Changes in Net Assets: $ 421,824

Beginning of Year: $1,006.556

Net Assets End of Year: $1.428.380

FY 2018 FY 2017 (restated)

Grants $1,158,761 (55%) $1, 099,002 (74%)

United Way $179,875 (9%) $185,687 (12%)

Fundraising / Special Events $683,623 (33%) $161,093 (11%)

Misc. Interest / Other Income $67,405 (3%) $39,483 (3%)

Total $2,089,664 $1,485,265

FY 2017 FY 2017

Program Services $1,403,089 (84%) $1,316,239 (84%)

Management / General $217,915 (13%) $198,493 (13%)

Fundraising $46,836 (3%) $46,072 (3%)

Total $1,667,804 $1,560,804

Program Service Statistics



Child Abuse Prevention (CAPP)/Sexual Abuse Prevention

Children

Served

FY 2018

Number of

Classes

FY 2018

Children

Served

FY 2017

Number of

Classes

FY 2017

Preschool 497 22 603 22

1st and 3rd

Grade

7.180 320 8.666 408

TOTAL 7,677 342 9,269 430

Number of

Disclosures

26

13

Children’s Advocacy Center

FY 2018 FY 2017

Children Served 530 457

Non-Offending Caregivers 318 304

Crisis Counseling/Safety Education


Sessions 1,624 1,378

Family Advocacy


Sessions 605 508

Number of Investigative Interviews 281 253

Number of Medical Exams 125 141

Children Who Witness Violence



Sessions 880 715

Project Access

Total Number of Clients Served 109

Batterers Intervention & Prevention Program

Total Number of Clients Served 58


Domestic Violence Victim Advocacy

Lucas County—Combined Toledo Municipal Court and Lucas County Domestic Relations Court

FY 2018 FY 2017

Number of Clients Served 1,997 1,951

Number of Court Proceedings 4,288 4,182

(arraignments, pre-trials, trials, CPO Hearings)

Number of Victim Notifications 3,052 3,122

Total Number of Client Contacts 6,985 8,287

Ottawa County—Combined Port Clinton Municipal Court and Ottawa County Domestic Relations Court

Number of Clients Served 158 153

Number of Court Proceedings 306 439

(arraignments, pre-trials, trials, CPO Hearings)

Number of Victim Notifications 340 475

Total Number of Client Contacts 2,187 2,611

Clients

Served FY 2018 FY 2017

Children 517 605

Adults 966 816

Client Contacts 3,117 3,3513

Total Clients Served 1,483 1,421



Agency History

Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center was founded in Lucas County in 1974 by a local

pediatrician and a small group of concerned citizens, who saw firsthand the devastating effects

of child abuse. While child protection and law enforcement agencies have a crucial role in

child protection, our founders had the foresight to see the need for additional community

partners. From the compassion, dedication, and vision of this small group of people, an or-

ganization evolved with dedicated professionals who diligently work to break the cycle of fam-

ily violence. With offices in Lucas and Ottawa Counties, Family and Child Abuse Prevention

Center served over 25,000 individuals in 2016.

The mission of Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center is to “intervene and educate to

reduce family violence”. Our services include home-based and school-based child abuse and

teen dating violence prevention programs, a Children’s Advocacy Center, court based advo-

cacy for victims of domestic violence, professional and community awareness trainings, and

facilitation and support of local abuse prevention coalitions.

FCAPC and CAC have a positive track record of participating in cooperative agreements and

community collaborations designed to prevent child abuse and other forms of family violence.

In 1974, FCAPC brought local hospitals together to form a child protection team. The Joint

Hospital Team continues to meet quarterly to provide education on issues related to child

abuse and to collect countywide child abuse statistics from area hospitals.

Help Make Every Home a Safe Home!

Agency Offices:

Lucas County Main Office and


2460 Cherry St.

Toledo, OH 43608

419-244-3053


419-292-2927

Ottawa County 323 Buckeye Blvd.

Suite 1

Port Clinton, OH 43452

419-734-3266

Website

www.fcapc.org

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Administrative & Management Staff

Christie Jenkins, Ph D., LPCC S, Chief Executive Officer

Lynn Wilkins, Fiscal Manager

Darla McCarty, Office Manager

Andrew Intagliata, CAC Program Supervisor

Casandra Durfey, Director Domestic Violence Services

Denise Majewski, Help Me Grow Program Supervisor

Augustine Abbott, Project Access Program Coordinator

Tristin Crawley, CAPP Program Coordinator

Meaghan Clemons Corrine Creeden

Hallie Edgell Lexi Haas

Amber Harmon Andrew Intagliata

Julie Kujawa Sierra Ortiz

Heather Pohlman Kelly Rupp

Kristin Staton Sara Sweet

Vanessa Thornton Jamie Vaughan

Tammy Warren



Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center Staff

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