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X-WR-CALDESC:Captin Shawn Bain (Ret.)\nShawn retired after serving over 29 
 years with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office in Columbus\, Ohio an agen
 cy responsible for serving a population of over one million citizens. He h
 as been assigned many different areas of responsibility in Law Enforcement
  including the jail division\, patrol division\, canine unit\, SWAT\, and 
 Special Investigations conducting vice and narcotics investigations. He ha
 s also served as a supervisor in all of these areas.\nHe is a graduate of 
 the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) National Academy.\nHe is a grad
 uate of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Drug Unit Commanders Aca
 demy.\nHe is a certified instructor\, Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy
 .\nHe is a Certified Prevention Specialist Assistant (CPSA) with the Ohio 
 Chemical Dependency Professionals Board.\nHe is licensed with the Ohio Dep
 artment of Mental Health and Addiction Services.\nShawn is also assigned a
 s the Drug Intelligence Officer for the State of Ohio for Ohio (HIDTA) Hig
 h Intensity Drug Trafficking Area.\n\nStreet Smart Ohio realizes that subs
 tance use affects so many Ohio families. Ohio is experiencing record numbe
 rs of overdose deaths\, so now more than ever\, it is important that anyon
 e with a nexus to children understands the importance of recognizing the a
 ppearance\, behavioral\, and conduct indicators of drug abuse. Drugs do no
 t discriminate and any of our families could be affected by addiction.\n\n
 Understanding addiction is becoming more and more important to the role of
  CASA/GAL volunteers. It has been reported that roughly 60-75% of cases in
  child welfare are due to some form of substance abuse.  Caring for the wh
 ole child includes educating ourselves on the child’s experiences\, trauma
 s\, challenges faced by the child’s primary family\, and what needs they w
 ill have based on that information.  The information presented in this tra
 ining will assist CASA/GAL volunteers in being more knowledgeable about su
 bstance use disorders and how they can best support children who are comin
 g from families could be affected by addiction.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Captin Shawn Bain (Ret.)\nShawn retired after serving over 29 y
 ears with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office in Columbus\, Ohio an agenc
 y responsible for serving a population of over one million citizens. He ha
 s been assigned many different areas of responsibility in Law Enforcement 
 including the jail division\, patrol division\, canine unit\, SWAT\, and S
 pecial Investigations conducting vice and narcotics investigations. He has
  also served as a supervisor in all of these areas.\nHe is a graduate of t
 he Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) National Academy.\nHe is a gradu
 ate of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Drug Unit Commanders Acad
 emy.\nHe is a certified instructor\, Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy.
 \nHe is a Certified Prevention Specialist Assistant (CPSA) with the Ohio C
 hemical Dependency Professionals Board.\nHe is licensed with the Ohio Depa
 rtment of Mental Health and Addiction Services.\nShawn is also assigned as
  the Drug Intelligence Officer for the State of Ohio for Ohio (HIDTA) High
  Intensity Drug Trafficking Area.\n\nStreet Smart Ohio realizes that subst
 ance use affects so many Ohio families. Ohio is experiencing record number
 s of overdose deaths\, so now more than ever\, it is important that anyone
  with a nexus to children understands the importance of recognizing the ap
 pearance\, behavioral\, and conduct indicators of drug abuse. Drugs do not
  discriminate and any of our families could be affected by addiction.\n\nU
 nderstanding addiction is becoming more and more important to the role of 
 CASA/GAL volunteers. It has been reported that roughly 60-75% of cases in 
 child welfare are due to some form of substance abuse.  Caring for the who
 le child includes educating ourselves on the child’s experiences\, traumas
 \, challenges faced by the child’s primary family\, and what needs they wi
 ll have based on that information.  The information presented in this trai
 ning will assist CASA/GAL volunteers in being more knowledgeable about sub
 stance use disorders and how they can best support children who are coming
  from families could be affected by addiction.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241108T090000
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LOCATION:650 Dan St.\, 1st Floor Conference Rooms\, Akron\, AL 44310 US
SUMMARY:In-Service Training: Street Smart Ohio: Substance Abuse Awareness a
 nd Recognition for Child Welfare Professionals
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