Exit this survey Child Abuse Prevention Month April 2012 Question Title * 1. Who are you? Question Title * 2. We participated in the following Child AbusePrevention Month activities: Bulletin board/display Distributed literature Planted a pinwheel garden Issued press releases Used the Proclamation Hosted a Special event Other Question Title * 3. Who did you distribute literature to? Question Title * 4. What special event did you host? Question Title * 5. Did you distribute blue ribbons? Yes No Question Title * 6. How many ribbons did you distribute? less than 50 51 – 250 251 – 500 501 – 1,000 More than 1,000 More than 10,000 More than 25,000 Question Title * 7. Please estimate how many people you reachedwith awareness activities 100 or less 101-500 501-1,000 1,001-5,000 More than 5,000 Question Title * 8. Which of the packet pieces did you use? (Check all that apply.) Left side of Packet 1. Packet Contents – Read Me First! 2. Survey 3. Letter from Shaka and Maya Smart - Honorary Co-Chairpersons of Child Abuse Prevention Month 4. Fact Sheet – Child Abuse in Virginia 5. Moments in Virginia 6. Proclamation 7. Sample Media Release 8. Blue Ribbon Campaign History / Blue Ribbon Campaign 9. Pinwheels for Prevention: Planting a Pinwheel Garden Question Title * 9. Which of the packet pieces did you use? (Check all that apply.) Right Side of Packet 1. Poster “Every Child Counts: Know Them. Nurture Them. Protect Them.” 2. Understand Youth and Development: 3. Books for Parents and Caregivers / Read to Grow 4. Communicating with Your Tweens or Your Teens 5. Beyond Foster Care: Helping Older Youth Prepare for Independence 6. Putting Your Baby Safely to Sleep 7. Soothing Your Baby’s Cries 8. Never Shake a Baby 9. Fathers and Sons / Daddy and Daughter 10. Raising A Child With Special Needs/Special Needs = Safety First 11. Help Your Child Survive (or Stop) Bullying 12. Don’t Rush Childhood: 13. Your Child Matters 14. Understanding Your Child’s Personality/Personality Questionnaire for Kids 15. Loving Your Spirited Child 16. I’m Special Because… 17. Speak Up! Advocating for Your Child 18. Keeping Sports Fun: Tips for Coaches (and Parents) 19. Finding Fun Where You Live 20. Child-Friendly April Observances 21. The Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect in Virginia The Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect in the U.S. 22. Stewards of Children Training 23. Recognizing Child Abuse 24. Protect Your Child From Sexual Abuse Question Title * 10. Which of your activities was most successful? Question Title * 11. Which of your activities was least successful? Question Title * 12. What ideas do you have for next year’s packet? For instance, is there anything you would have liked in this year’s packet that was not there? Question Title * 13. Please send us samples of materials you produced and articles about your activities. They are very help-ful to other groups who wish to observe Child Abuse Prevention Month. Next