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Butler County Rape Crisis Program
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110 S. College Avenue, Oxford, OH 45056
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Prevention Education
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Our Education Department has a wide variety of programs available to help you
reduce your family's vulnerability to sexual abuse. Qualified speakers
who are available to address your community organization, school, or religious
organization about many issues related
to sexual assault.
Frequently requested topics for community presentations include:
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What To Do If You Are Raped |
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Myths and Facts About Sexual Assault |
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The Psychological Impact of Rape |
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The Psychology of the Offender |
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Acquaintance Rape Prevention |
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For College Students: Understanding Sexual Assault |
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IN-SCHOOL SAFETY PROGRAMS
1. Elementary School Personal Safety Program
Conservative estimates indicate that between 300,000 and half a million of cases of child sexual abuse occur in the United States each year. The Elementary School Sexual Assault Prevention Program utilizes a nationally recognized and tested curriculum to effectively teach children essential personal safety information. Age-appropriate materials are utilized to reach children in preschool through sixth grade in an empowering and non-threatening manner. Training is also available for educators and daycare providers.
2. Teen Sexual Assault Prevention Program
Designed to address the specific needs of students in grades seven through twelve, these programs focus upon personal safety and decision-making, positive communication, and dating rights. Training for educators is also available.
COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMS
1. For Parents: How to Raise Safer, “Street-Smart” Kids
Child sexual abuse is a difficult topic for most parents to discuss with their children. Experienced speakers are available to address parent groups concerning child sexual abuse & abduction prevention.
2. Senior Citizen Protection Program
It’s a fact that criminals look for victims who appear to be vulnerable. This program teaches older adults simple self-protection strategies for home, street, and car defense. We can all learn to better protect ourselves.
To arrange for an educational program, please telephone our Education
Department staff. For 7th-12th grade in-school programs or programs for
college students, please call Cindy Kuhn, Education Specialist, at 513-856-8618. For
preschool-6th grade programs, parent programs, and programs for other community
groups, please call Linda Church, Education and Outreach Specialist, at
513-523-4149.
What participants say about our programs...
“It’s obvious that you truly care about our young people…Very useful & influential for our students.”
“In our six years of offering various educational programs to our football team, there is no question yours was the best received and certainly the most informative."
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