The Ohio Children's Trust Fund offers training, articles and events for professionals to further our mission of preventing child abuse and neglect.
Professional Articles
Find educational and informational articles about child abuse and neglect prevention in Ohio.
Regional Vendor Quarterly Reports
Forms for OCTF regional quarterly reports
How Trauma Affects Child Development
Learn more about how adverse experiences affect child development and linger into adulthood.
Statewide Triple P - Kickoff Webinar
The Triple P Positive Parenting Program offers both prevention and intervention scalable across communities making support available for all families at the right time , in the right place , and with the right amount.
Lunch & Learn - Father's Feelings
Looking to learn how to engage fathers in child and family matters, link them to services, and provide father-specific support? Then this is for you!
Lunch & Learn - Resilient Children and Families Program
Carolyn Brinkmann of the Children's Home of Cincinnati, presentation on the Protective Factors and how they can impact the well-being of families.
OCTF COVID-19 Guidance
In light of the uncharted territory we are all experiencing as a result of the COVID-19 virus, we wanted to provide some guidance regarding the Regional Child Abuse Prevention Councils.
What is a Parent Café?
Learn more about parent cafés and how they can be used to teach parenting skills and strengthen families.
How to Talk to Youth About Human Trafficking
Learn more about how to talk to youth about the warning signs of human trafficking and body awareness and safety.
Learn the Risks
Learn how to recognize the signs of child abuse and neglect as well as how to make a positive impact on families.
Understanding the Five Protective Factors
Learn more about the five protective factors that help strengthen family bonds and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Strengthening Families Ohio
Learn more about Strengthening Families Ohio and how it works to make families more resilient and able to cope with everyday stress.