Board of Directors Meeting
March 27, 2001 12 p.m.
Bremerton-Kitsap County Health District
Board Members Present: Susan Vitale-Olson, Dean Logan, Claire Bradley,
Denise Thomson, Debbie Brockman, Dayle Crane, Cheryl Graf, Martha Voorhees,
Pete Ball, Dianne Juhl, Marilyn Wandry
Board Members Excused: Sally Olsen, John Lee
Board Members Not Excused: Ramalina Steiner, Martin Knott
Others Present: Heidi Hoke (Administrative Coordinator), Sue Nolan
(Financial Coordinator)
The meeting was called to order by Chairperson, Cheryl Graf.
I. Minutes: The February minutes were approved as written.
II. Financial Report: The financial report from February was submitted.
III. Committee Reports:
A. Program Committee: Minutes from the March 21 meeting were submitted. The
next meeting
will be April 18, 9 a.m. at the YWCA.
1. Desserts are needed for the Awards Ceremony. Discussion about who
should/could
speak in behalf of the Task Force. Dianne will call Mary P. from the
state to see if she’d like to attend. It was moved and approved to
spend no more than $400 for the Awards
ceremony.
2. Some board members met with SAPA about joining efforts towards the
Summit. Perhaps a drug/alcohol piece around DV. Another meeting will be
planned to talk about this further.
So far, Summit ideas include 1) immigration issues and 2) drugs.
3. Debbie has volunteers at the YWCA who are willing to deliver Resource
Guides around the county. Heidi will make up a distribution plan.
4. Dean and Marilyn have been asked to submit articles for the upcoming
newsletter.
B. Community Education:
1. Speakers:
- The County training was well attended.
- The HMH training went well but
a few key
people were missing.
- The DRC training is this week.
- There might be a
Youth Violence
training this Fall for the County.
- HMH might hold a DV training for all
its employees.
- The
Law Enforcement training is scheduled for May and June.
2. Training/Topic Specific
a. CPS: no report.
b. Bridging the Gap: The meeting last week went well, they continue to
work on the
Judicial Roundtable planned for the Fall (Sept/Oct). They’d like to make
it a regularly
scheduled series for the judges. The committee is looking for more
“gaps” to work on.
They are doing research into neutral transfer zones - there is a need to
have more of
them set up. Dean is working on getting any DV victim able to go to any
court in Kitsap
County to get a protection order. As it stands, sometimes they receive
different services
from the different courts.
c. Faith Community Action Group: Faith brochures and order forms were
sent out to Faith
communities throughout Kitsap County. They are working with Martha
Voorhees at the
ALIVE Shelter on a DV housing fund to help victims. Dianne will start
working on a
breakout session for the next Summit and the YWCA Faith Forum for
October. They are also working on helping pastors do an assessment for
power and control issues.
d. Substance Abuse Providers: no report.
e. R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Kitsap Youth : The group has a new name! RESPECT stand
for Relationship Education Strengthens and Provides Empowering Choices
for Today’s Kitsap Youth. The next meeting is April 20. They will be
having a resource table at a few upcoming events.
f. Victim’s Services/Perpetrator Treatment: No report.
C. Membership: They are getting more applications and need to conduct
interviews. Membership committee is: Denise (Chair), Cheryl, Dayle,
Dean, Sally.
IV. Old Business:
A. Confirmation of time/place for April 3 Exec. Meeting - Puerta Vallarta
Restaurant from 4-6 pm
B. Community DV Awards - Vote for Recipients. Heidi will tally the votes
and let everyone know.
V. New Business:
VI. Updates
A. The DVTF now has a position on the SAIVS board.
B. Pete found out that the VINE Program costs $21-27,000 !!
VII. Meeting Adjourned
Respectfully Submitted,
Heidi Hoke
Administrative Coordinator