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Teens & STD's - September 14, 2008

Posted: 5:43 pm EDT September 4, 2008

This episode of WHIO Reports deals with teenagers and sexually transmitted diseases (STD).

The guests discuss how bad the statistics are on teenagers having sex and the ones who end up getting STD or the HIV virus from having sex. They also talk about how teenagers and their parents can get help from the Miami Valley Aids Resource Center or any type of disease resource center across the country.

The two guests mention that the Miami Valley center helps educate anyone of any age on sex and the risks that come with having sex, by educating that person or persons and if someone does have a disease, the center will help the financially by helping pay for treatment and medications or anything else that person(s) may need. Also mentioned is that there are 16,600 people in the Miami Valley with AIDS and that is costing them $970 million to treat the virus. They also focus on how to talk with your child, no matter what age they are, about sex and the risks of getting pregnant or getting an STD or AIDS.

Guests:
Bill Hardy
Executive Director of the AIDS Resource Center

Natalie Shaw
Resource Center's "Risk Reduction Educator"

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High Q, Dayton's only locally produced game show, will kick off its 17th season of academic competition on September 27th, 2009 at 8:30 a.m. on WHIO-TV. Full Story ››

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"Going Places" Community Workshops

An integrated Land Use Vision for the Miami Valley Region is a regional initiative designed to bring people together to create a road map for the future of land development in the Miami Valley Region. The study covers Greene, Miami and Montgomery counties and the cities of Carlisle, Franklin and Springboro in the northern part of Warren County.

Do you have a vision for the Miami Valley Region in the year 2040? YOUR ideas and innovations are needed to help make the Miami Valley Region a better place to live, work and play!

For More Information: go online MVRPC, call the staff at 937-223-6323 or Email

FOR A LIST OF MEETING DATES AND PLACES: go online Going Places Phase II - Meetings

PLEASE TAKE SURVEY BY CLICKING HERE


The Salvation Army of Sidney will soon begin renovating part of its facility in preparation to host homeless families of Shelby County. This Transitional Family Housing program will be the first of its kind in the area. This is not any kind of rehab or place for transients to come in for the night, this program is for pre-screened families, many of whom have small children. "It's to help people get back on their feet; to give them a hand up, not a hand out," said Major Herb Carter of the Salvation Army.

Though the building funds were raised back in 1994, funds will still be needed for operation. Monies raised during the Annual Maintenance Appeal will go for the operation of this and the Salvation Army's other local programs.
For More Information or to Donate: visit the website Sidney Salvation Army







A great time for new visitors and returning visitors, young and the young-at-heart!
There will be fun for everyone!
There are donkeys, goats, pibs, Jill & Lil, the cows, chickens, sheep, ponies, plus Scarlet & Gray, the cats, farm games and play area and enjoy woodland trails, meadows, hay fields and barns. There is also a covered picnic shelter.
For More Information or to plan your party: visit their website for Learning Tree, call Courtney 937-866-8650 or email Events
Learning Tree Farm
3376 South Union Road
Dayton, Ohio 45418
937-866-8650


Next of Kin Notification:

You can assure your next of kin is notified immediately in case of an accident by making that contact information available for law enforcement in the State of Ohio.

Go to the BMV site, call or visit any BMV office to have your Emergency contacts added!

Click this link to visit the BMV website: Ohio BMV




MISSION AND VISION:
The Dayton Development Coalition is the regional economic development advocacy organization whose mission is to support job creation and prosperity for the citizens of the Dayton Region.

"Working as a public/private partnership, we are growing the Dayton Region, and we are one of the most livable regions in America. Working together with a regional strategy as a focus is the key to our results. Our regional economic four by four summarizes our regional work to help better explain what iniatives and industries the Dayton Region is focused on for job and prosperity creation."

Tenants of the Strategy:
  1. Focus on where we can make a difference
  2. Build on our Regional Strengths
  3. Work as a team to get things done
  4. Work at the pace of the marketplace


LOOK GOOD...FEEL BETTER SCHEDULE:









Cancer touches us physically, emotionally and spiritually. A positive outlook goes a long way in our healing, but many female cancer patients struggle with the change in their appearance. The American Cancer Society's "Look Good, Feel Better" program helps restore women's appearance and self-esteem.

2009 Schedule will be as follows:

1:30-3:30 p.m. - Miami Valley Hospital Weber Education Center
February 16, May 18, August 17, & November 16

1-3 p.m. - Samaritan North Conference Room A
March 16, June 15, September 21 & December 21

2-4 p.m. - Sycamore Hospital Dining Room 2
April 20 & October 19

2-4 p.m. - Kettering Medical Center Nelson Conference Room 2
July 20

7-9 p.m. - Christ United Methodist Church, Rejoice Hall
3440 Shroyer Road, Kettering
September 10, November 12

For More Information: Call 1-800-ACS-2345 or log on to Look Good, Feel Better










By donating your old cell phone to Artemis Center, you can save a life. As a way to assert control, abusers often deny cell phone access to their partners. With the help of Verizon’s HopeLine program, victims of domestic violence receive refurbished cell phones to be used as 911 emergency phones. These phones are critical to the safety of Artemis Center’s clients. Used cell phones can be dropped off at Artemis Center Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
For more information: call 937-461-5091 or visit Artemis Center