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< Go Back To Event Center   WVCASA Association Annual Conference     Posted Date: 10/10/2017   Event Start Date: 10/27/2017   Event End Date: 10/27/2017   Event Type: State Conference   Registration Fee: 35.00   City, State: Roanoke, WV,  WV   Contact Name: Traci Busch   Phone: 304-637-6767   Email: wvcasaa@frontier.com   Web Site: http://www.wvcasa.org         Description:   Who Should Attend… CASA volunteers, staff and board members, social workers, nurses, attorneys, law enforcement officers, probation and parole officers, teachers, clergy, counselors, psychologists, judges, magistrates, and victim advocates. AGENDA 8:00-8:15 Opening 8:15-10:15 Session One: Understanding and supporting Veteran Families Presenter: R. Jeremy Harrison, COO, Helping Heroes, Inc. 10:30-12:00 Session Two: Abuse and Neglect Court Procedure 101 Presenters: Jennifer Pigott, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Marion County Jennifer Stephens, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Monongalia County 12:00-1:00 Lunch Session : Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Risk Awareness for Stakeholders working with Children Presenter: Dianna Bailey-Miller Project AWARE WV 1:00-3:00 Session Three: Medical centered Treatment for Opioid Addiction: What does it mean for families and children hit hard by the WV Opioid crisis? Presenter: James H. Berry, DO Associate Professor/ Medical Director, CRC and Inpatient Acute Dual Diagnosis Program 3:15-5:00 Session Four WV School Education Policy, Law, and Advocacy – A Role for the CASA Volunteer. Presenter Kevin Neito, Volunteer Supervisor, Western Regional CASA       Go Back  << Exit the Event Center

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