klamathstopthehurt.org

klcares.org

Intervention

http://www.klcares.org/intervention

About 350 children 18 or younger come to CARES each year. For comprehensive medical exams and objective interviews to determine if abuse has occurred. Most are referred through the Oregon Department of Human Services' Child Welfare office or law enforcement. Some are brought directly by concerned family members. Most live in Klamath and Lake Counties in Oregon. CARES strives to prevent the repeated abuse of children. CARES' medical professionals give each young person a comprehensive physical examination.

klcares.org

Volunteers

http://www.klcares.org/about/volunteers

CARES could not protect and serve approximately 350 children a year without the help of volunteers! If you might like to volunteer some time to help, here are a few suggestions. Let us know your talents, interests and availability by calling Volunteer Coordinator Paula Martin, 541-274-6289. Help plan our annual event in April during Child Abuse Prevention Month, our fall luncheon, assist with public education events, and/or serve on Board committees such as Fundraising or Advocacy.

klcares.org

Board Of Directors

http://www.klcares.org/about/board-of-directors

CARES’ Board of Directors advises the executive director, raises funds for programs, and participates in community education. RaShell Peterson: President. Local Manager at Charter Communications. Don York: Treasurer. Sky Lakes Medical Center, Vice President of Human Resources. Susan Baird: Co-Secretary. Local rancher. Michael Chamberland: Past President. CIO Next Job Inc. Ursula Gailis: Retired Registered Nurse. Mike Angeli: Owner of a local sports outfitter store. Previously in law enforcement.

klcares.org

Many thanks

http://www.klcares.org/helping/many-thanks

Internet Explorer users: Audio and video my not be synced properly if viewing with Internet Explorer. Klamath-Lake CARES (Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Services) would like to thank its friends, partners and donors who have made the last 20 years of service possible. The children of Klamath, Lake, Modoc and Siskiyou counties appreciate your efforts. Did we miss you? Theodore and Susan Abram. John Adkisson and Marci WarnerAdkisson. Robert and Nelle Adkisson. Mark and Tami Ahalt. Mike and Diana Angeli.

klamathlakecares.org

Helping

http://www.klamathlakecares.org/helping

You can help keep children safe by staying informed, becoming involved and helping CARES evaluate and prevent abuse. For CARES' informational materials and invitations to events. A speaker for your group, or tour of CARES' child-friendly facilities. To help with events, committees, clerical work, or directly assisting clients. Money, stock, goods or services to CARES. Together, we can find the truth, begin the healing, and prevent abuse. CARES is affiliated with Sky Lakes Medical Center.

klamathlakecares.org

Many thanks

http://www.klamathlakecares.org/helping/many-thanks

Internet Explorer users: Audio and video my not be synced properly if viewing with Internet Explorer. Klamath-Lake CARES (Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Services) would like to thank its friends, partners and donors who have made the last 20 years of service possible. The children of Klamath, Lake, Modoc and Siskiyou counties appreciate your efforts. Did we miss you? Theodore and Susan Abram. John Adkisson and Marci WarnerAdkisson. Robert and Nelle Adkisson. Mark and Tami Ahalt. Mike and Diana Angeli.

klamathlakecares.org

Intervention

http://www.klamathlakecares.org/intervention

About 350 children 18 or younger come to CARES each year. For comprehensive medical exams and objective interviews to determine if abuse has occurred. Most are referred through the Oregon Department of Human Services' Child Welfare office or law enforcement. Some are brought directly by concerned family members. Most live in Klamath and Lake Counties in Oregon. CARES strives to prevent the repeated abuse of children. CARES' medical professionals give each young person a comprehensive physical examination.

klamathlakecares.org

Volunteers

http://www.klamathlakecares.org/about/volunteers

CARES could not protect and serve approximately 350 children a year without the help of volunteers! If you might like to volunteer some time to help, here are a few suggestions. Let us know your talents, interests and availability by calling Volunteer Coordinator Paula Martin, 541-274-6289. Help plan our annual event in April during Child Abuse Prevention Month, our fall luncheon, assist with public education events, and/or serve on Board committees such as Fundraising or Advocacy.

klamathlakecares.org

Events

http://www.klamathlakecares.org/events

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. CARES' Annual Fundraising Event is planned the last Saturday in April. Please check back for details about the 2017 event. Klamath-Lake CARES is an accredited member of the National Children's Alliance. And a member of the Oregon Network of Child Abuse Intervention Centers. CARES is affiliated with Sky Lakes Medical Center. And is a founding partner of the Klamath Stop The Hurt Coalition.

skylakes.org

CARES - Sky Lakes Medical Center

http://www.skylakes.org/health-services/child-abuse-response-and-evaluation-services/default.aspx

Sky Lakes Medical Center. Cascades East Family Medi. Center for Total Joint Ca. Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic. Primary Care on Almond. Primary Care on Clover. Speech and Language Patholo. Sky Lakes Urology Clinic. Sky Lakes Pulmonary Medic. Sky Lakes Wellness Center. Sky Lakes Womens Health. Sky Lakes Medical Center. Sky Lakes Medical Center Foundation. Cascades East Family Medicine. Center for Total Joint Care. Preparing for Joint Replacement Surgery. Sky Lakes Outpatient Imaging. Primary Care on Almond.