OACCA ADVOCACY CONFERENCE

2010
OACCA ADVOCACY CONFERENCE
PROGRAM
March 8-9, 2010
Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel
50 North 3rd Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-228-5050
———— The Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies, Inc. ————
50 West Broad Street, Suite 3200, Columbus, Ohio, 43215-5911 (614) 461-0014 ▪ (614) 228-7004 fax
www.oacca.org
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Schedule—Monday
Schedule—Tuesday
March 8, 2010
March 9, 2010
9:00 – 10:00AM
Registration and Breakfast
Outside of Hayes A
8:30AM – 9:30AM
Registration and Breakfast
Outside of Hayes A
10:00 – 10:45AM
Welcome and OACCA Committee
Review, Introduction of 2010 Public
Policy Agenda
Hayes A
9:30 – 10:45AM
Presentation: Children’s Behavioral
Health: A View from the Hill, with
Guest Speaker Joy Midman,
Executive Director of NACBH
Hayes A
11:00 – 12:30PM
Panel: State Human Service Agency
Leaders
Hayes A
12:30 – 2:00PM
Lunch with Keynote Speaker: Justice
Evelyn Lundberg Stratton, Supreme
Court of Ohio
Hayes B
2:10 – 3:00PM
Membership Open Forum
Hayes A
3:15 – 4:45PM
Panel: Ohio Summit on Children and
the Use of Data
Hayes A
5:00 – 7:00PM
Reception: Award Presentation with
Invited Guests
Hayes B
11:00AM – 12:30PM
Panel: Private Agency – PCSA/
Juvenile Court/ADAMH Board
Collaboration
Hayes A
12:40 – 2:00PM
Lunch: State of the Association,
Annual Membership Meeting
Hayes B
2:10 – 3:30PM
Panel: Private Agency – Family and
Children First Council Collaboration
Hayes A
3:30PM
Wrap Up
Hayes A
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A Quote for the Times
“There is nothing more difficult to take in
hand, more perilous to conduct, or more
uncertain in its success, than to take the
lead in the introduction of a new order
of things, because the innovator has for
enemies all those who have done well
under the old conditions, and lukewarm
defenders in those who may do well
under the new.”
Nicolo Machiavelli
The Prince and Discourses
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Panelist & Presenter Contact Information
STATE HUMAN SERVICE AGENCY LEADERS
Kay Rietz, Assistant Dep. Director, Office of Children’s Services, Ohio Dept of Mental Health, [email protected]
Michael McCreight, Dep. Director, Office of Families & Children, Ohio Dept of Job and Family Svc, [email protected]
Sandra Holt, Dep. Director, Child & Adult Protective Svc, Office of Families & Children, ODJFS, [email protected]
Maureen Corcoran, Assistant Dep. Director, Office of Ohio Health Plans, ODJFS [email protected]
Jewel Smith, Dep. Director, Ohio Department of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services, [email protected]
Linda Modry, Dep. Director, Division of Parole & Community Svc, Ohio Department of Youth Services, [email protected]
PRIVATE AGENCY – PCSA/JUVENILE COURT/ADAMH BOARD COLLABORATION
Eric Fenner, Director, Franklin County Children Services, [email protected]
Deb Forkas, Director, Cuyahoga County Children Services, [email protected]
Honorable Thomas Lipps, Hamilton County Juvenile Court, [email protected]
Honorable Stephen Michael, Jackson County Probate/Juvenile Court
David Royer, Chief Executive Officer, the ADAMH Board of Franklin County, [email protected]
Dru Whitaker, Chief Executive Officer, Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth, [email protected]
Jim Mason, President and CEO, Beech Acres Parenting Center, [email protected]
PRIVATE AGENCY – FAMILY AND CHILDREN FIRST COUNCIL COLLABORATION
Jane Whyde, Coordinator, Franklin County Family and Children First Council, [email protected]
Patricia Eber, Coordinator, Hamilton County Family and Children First Council, [email protected]
Kathy McWatters, Coordinator, Delaware County Family and Children First Council, [email protected]
Cameron Maneese, Coordinator, Wayne County Family and Children First Council, [email protected]
Jim Miller, Executive Director, The Village Network, [email protected]
OHIO SUMMIT ON CHILDREN AND THE USE OF DATA
Kristin Gilbert, Administrator, Justice Services, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, [email protected]
Steve Hanson, Manager, Children, Families & the Courts Section, The Supreme Court of Ohio, [email protected]
Roger Ward, Court Improvement Data Project Manager, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, [email protected]
Harry Blackmon, Chair, OACCA Outcomes Data Project, [email protected]
CHILDREN’S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: A VIEW FROM CAPITOL HILL
Joy Midman, Executive Director, National Association for Children’s Behavioral Health (NACBH), [email protected]
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Justice Evelyn Stratton, Supreme Court of Ohio, www.sconet.state.oh.us
MEMBERSHIP OPEN FORUM
Tom Woll, former OACCA Board Member, [email protected]
OACCA STAFF
Penny Wyman, Executive Director, [email protected]
Chris Kelley, Associate Director for Operations and Finance, [email protected]
Mark Mecum, Associate Director for Government Relations, [email protected]
Joe Bowman, Associate Director for Training and Membership Services, [email protected]
Sue McCormick, Administrative Assistant, [email protected]
Amy Hamby, Graduate Student Intern, [email protected]
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Government Relations, at (614) 461-0014
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Hotel
Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel
50 North 3rd Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: (614) 228-5050
Driving Directions
From the North
From the East
I-71 South
Exit 108B for Broad St
Right on Broad St and go 3/4 mile
Right on Lazelle St (alley before Chase
Tower)
Left on Gay St
Left on Third St
I-70 West
I-71 N for 3/4 mile
Exit 108B for Broad St
Left on Broad St
Right on Lazelle St (alley before Chase
Tower)
Left on Gay St
Left on Third St
From the South
From the West
I-71 North
Exit 100A for US 23/Front St/High St
Left on Front St
Right on Main St
Left on High St
Right on Long St
Right on Third St
I-70 East
I-670 East
Exit 4A for Third St
Right on Third St
Parking
For overnight guests: Discounted overnight valet parking is available for
$10, one vehicle per room. Subjected to availability. Please inquire about
this special rate at the hotel front desk during check-in.
Other Options: Statehouse Underground Parking Garage at the intersection
of Broad St and Third St. There are also multiple nearby parking lots.
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Useful Phone Numbers
The Renaissance Hotel
614-228-5050
Local Taxis:
Megabus - (877) 462-6342
Arch Express - (614) 252-2277
Restaurants:
Latitude 41 - (614) 233-7541
Mitchell’s Steakhouse - (614) 621-2333
Due Amici - (614) 224-9373
Tip Top - (614) 221-8300
OACCA Emergency Contacts
(740) 707-7764 (Mark Mecum)
(614) 747-0166 (Penny Wyman)
A Special Thank You to
Our Generous Sponsors!
Gold
ProComp Software
The Village Network
Viaquest Behavioral Health of Ohio
Waller Financial Group
Silver
Beech Brook
Community Teaching Homes
Marsh Foundation
Mr. Sean Reilly
National Youth Advocate Program
Pressley Ridge
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Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth
Bronze
Intercall
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Mission
The mission of The Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies, Inc. is to promote and strengthen a fully
integrated, private/public network of high-quality services for Ohio’s children and their families through
advocacy, education, and member support.
Purpose
The Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies, Inc. shall be operated exclusively for charitable, educational, and
advocacy purposes.
The Association shall:
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Advocate for a fully integrated system of high quality services for Ohio’s children and their families
Develop, enhance, and encourage cooperative efforts among private and public child serving agencies and
state departments that serve children and their families
Encourage the development, funding, and expansion of private services for children and their families
Develop and promote high standards of service for children and their families
Communicate with legislative bodies, other organizations, and the general public on matters relative to
children’s needs
Conduct educational activities related to the above functions
Provide information/training to member agencies
Acquire and hold such assets of property, real or personal, as may be reasonably required to implement the
foregoing purposes
The Association will not provide any direct services to families or children.
OACCA
50 West Broad St., Suite 3200
Columbus, OH 43215-5911
(614) 461-0014 - fax (614) 228-7004