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Region 2 South Injury Prevention Programs

Resource Guide

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Region 2 South Injury Prevention Programs Resource Guide

Injury prevention is a vital and required component of a trauma system. Region 2 South Injury Prevention Committee have established, evidence-based programs available to the public throughout the region. Below is a compiled list of the types of injury prevention programs available. On subsequent pages, the names of specific programs, the program purpose, and the hospital and contact information of the coordinator providing the program is listed. Alcohol/Substance Abuse Baby Safety Boating Safety Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention Bullying Prevention CPR Distracted Driving/Driving Simulator/Driving Safety Helmet Safety Home Safety Fire Safety Fraud Prevention Medication Safety Mentoring Programs Passenger Safety Pedestrian safety Professional Development in Injury Prevention Safe Kids Injury Prevention School Safety Senior Safety Senior Driving Safety Senior Fall Prevention Sexting Sports Safety STD Prevention Suicide Prevention Summer Safety ThinkFirst Toddler Safety Violence Prevention Water Safety

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Alcohol/Substance Abuse Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Drug Prevention To discuss the cause of drug

abuse and how to prevent it

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Alcohol/Substance Abuse

To educate patients and

offer assistance to promote healthier

lifestyles and prevent injuries

Detroit Receiving Hospital

Bryan Cesarek 313-745-0125 bcesarek@dmc.org

Drug Prevention To discuss the cause of drug

abuse and how to prevent it

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Baby Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Kohl’s Safe Baby University

Teach expectant parents and

caregivers the basic injury prevention practices

necessary to keep their newborn

infant safe

Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Renee Zarr

Joann Moss

Jennifer Kotas

313-745-0072

CHMsafety@DMC.org

Safe Sleep Class Teach parents about safe

sleeping habits for children

Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Renee Zarr

Joann Moss

Jennifer Kotas

313-745-0072

CHMsafety@DMC.org

Baby Safe Basic safety information on

vehicle, home and sleep safety for expectant/new

parents.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom

734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

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Boating Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone

Number Email

Boating Safety Boating Safety Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Concussion Awareness

Head injury awareness for school-aged children and

parents

Beaumont Grosse Pointe

Sunny Squindo 313-473-6471 Sunny.squindo@beaumont.org

Brain and Spinal Cord

Injury Prevention

To promote the use of safety

equipment and reinforce safety

habits while engaging in

contact sports and outdoor

activities

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Brain and Spinal Cord

Injury Prevention

To promote the use of safety

equipment and reinforce safety

habits while engaging in

contact sports and outdoor

activities

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Bullying Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Cyberbully Prevention

To introduce elementary age

students to issues associated with the

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

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responsible use of technology

To help middle-school students learn cyber

bullying is not acceptable and to

discuss consequences of cyberbullying

To help high school students understand the

importance of online reputations and misuse

of social media

Stop Bullying Now

To bring awareness to students and teachers

about bullying

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Cyberbully Prevention

To introduce elementary age

students to issues associated with the responsible use of

technology

To help middle-school students learn cyber

bullying is not acceptable and to

discuss consequences of cyberbullying

To help high school students understand the

importance of online reputations and misuse

of social media

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie 313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Stop Bullying Now

To bring awareness to students and teachers

about bullying

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie 313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

REACH School Reintegration and Bullying Prevention

Supporting successful reintegration into

community and school following injury;

bullying prevention and intervention

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

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CPR Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Kohl’s Cares CPR

Community

Supports CPR education in the

community through

Children's Hospital of Michigan

Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Renee Zarr

Joann Moss

Jennifer Kotas

313-745-0072

CHMsafety@DMC.org

First aid/ Heartsaver/ Family &

Friends CPR Training

To provide first aid and CPR

training in the community

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Stop the Bleed To train first responders and

community members how to

identify life-threatening

bleeding and bleeding control

techniques

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Distracted Driving/ Driving Simulator/Driving Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone

Number Email

Distracted Driving

Prevention/ Simulator

To provide knowledge and tools to prevent

distracted driving

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Distracted Driver

Simulator

Motor vehicle accident

prevention

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

Driver Instruction Simulator

Motor vehicle accident

prevention

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

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Impact Teen Drivers

Teen Distracted Driving

Beaumont Hospital,

Farmington Hills

Sarah Hickey 248-888-2586 Sarah.Hickey@Beaumont.org

Downriver Distracted

Driving awareness Program (D-DAP)

Distracted driving

prevention

Beaumont, Trenton

Barbie Loreto 734-642-2118 Barbra.Loreto@Beaumont.org

Kohl’s Drive Smart

Distracted driving

prevention program

targeting parents and teens.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Beth Costello 734-763-2251 costellb@med.umich.edu

Impact Teen Drivers

Teen Distracted Driving

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Impact Teen Drivers

Prevent Distracted

Driving

ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital

Gregory Grant 734-240-8478

419-704-4306

Greg.Grant@ProMedica.org

Distracted Driving

Prevention/ Simulator

To provide knowledge and tools to prevent

distracted driving

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Helmet Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Helmet/Bicycle Safety

Classroom and community education,

including bike rodeos and

helmet fittings.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom 734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

Passport to Safety

Helmet use St. Mary Mercy Livonia

Maurice Cox 248-802-8881

734-655-2772

Maurice.cox@stjoeshealth.org

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Home Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

10 Top Household

Injuries

To increase awareness of the

areas in the home where most injuries

occur

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Home Safety Education on assessing home environments and providing families access to home safety

products.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Marie Snodgrass

734-763-2251 mhamelin@med.umich.edu

10 Top Household

Injuries

To increase awareness of the

areas in the home where most injuries

occur

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Fire Safety Program Purpose Hospital

Name Contact Name

Phone Number

Email

Safe Oxygen use in the

Home

To discuss specific fire rules

and safety precautions

related to home oxygen use

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Kohl’s Smoke Alarm Program

Provides fire safety education

in the community along with

installing 10 year lithium smoke

alarms to families in need

Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Renee Zarr

Joann Moss

Jennifer Kotas

313-745-0072

CHMsafety@DMC.org

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Safe Oxygen use in the

Home

To discuss specific fire rules

and safety precautions

related to home oxygen use

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Burn Injury Prevention and

Fire Safety

Community education

focused on burn prevention, fire safety and home

safety

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

Sean’s Story National Youth Fire setting and

Prevention Toolkit

Program

Youth fire setting prevention

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

Straight Talk Program and Youth Fire

setting Intervention Consultation

Building good decision making and life/social

skills; youth fire setting prevention and intervention

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

Fraud Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Senior and Scam

Prevention

To assist seniors in recognizing and resisting fraudulent

offerings and scams

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Senior and Scam

Prevention

To assist seniors in recognizing and resisting fraudulent

offerings and scams

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

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Medication Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Medication Safety for Teens

To discuss medication

administration

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Medication Safety for Teens

To discuss medication

administration

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Mentoring Programs Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Mentoring Programs on

Injury Prevention and

Safety

To teach essential

life/social skills and safety education

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

Passenger Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Child/Teen Passenger

Safety

To teach children and

teens how to be a safe passenger

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Mott Buckle Up

Child Passenger Safety

Education & Community

Fitting Stations

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Betsy Mott 734-763-2251 motteliz@med.umich.edu

Toyota Buckle Up for Life

Child Passenger Safety

education focusing on

African-American and

Hispanic communities

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Betsy Mott

or

Clarissa Santana

(se habla Español)

734-763-2251 motteliz@med.umich.edu

or cmsantan@med.umich.edu

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Seat Belt Awareness Programs

To educate patients and

offer assistance to promote healthier

lifestyles and prevent injuries

Detroit Receiving Hospital

Bryan Cesarek 313-745-0125 bcesarek@dmc.org

Child/Teen Passenger

Safety

To teach children and

teens how to be a safe passenger

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Car Seat Safety Check

Child restraint check

St. Joseph Ann Arbor

Marina Marzec 734-712-3752 Marina.Marzec@astjoeshealth.org

Pedestrian Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Dog Walking Safety

Safely walking your dog

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

Professional Development in Injury Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Asynchronous Pediatric Injury

Prevention Curriculum

Using a Flipped Classroom and

Field Experiences

Formal injury prevention training in pediatric residency

curriculum

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

Train-the-Trainer

Professional Development

Education Programs on

Injury Prevention and

Safety

To provide training on best

practices in injury

prevention strategies

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrns@med.umich.edu

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Safe Kids Injury Prevention Program Purpose Hospital

Name Contact Name

Phone Number

Email

Safe Kids

Huron Valley

Educational programs, materials and programs for children ages 0-14 years

with efforts focused in Washtenaw and Livingston Counties.

https://www.facebook.com/SafeKidsHuronValley/

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom

734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

K-12 Injury Prevention

K-12 Injury Prevention St. Mary Mercy

Livonia

Maurice Cox

248-802-8881

734-655-2772

Maurice.cox@stjoeshealth.org

School Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Safe School Zones

Pedestrian safety education

in and around schools.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom 734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

Senior Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Dehydration and the Elderly

To teach seniors the importance

of staying hydrated

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Seniors and Sound Sleep

To give seniors suggestions on how to prepare

for a restful night

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Seniors and Seasonal Affect

Disorder (S.A.D.D.)

To explain S.A.D.D. to

seniors and to discuss

treatment

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

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Senior Lifestyles &

Injury Prevention

Senior Injury Prevention

Beaumont Hospital,

Farmington Hills

Sarah Hickey 248-888-2586 Sarah.Hickey@Beaumont.org

Dehydration and the Elderly

To teach seniors the importance

of staying hydrated

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Seniors and Sound Sleep

To give seniors suggestions on how to prepare

for a restful night

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Seniors and Seasonal Affect

Disorder (S.A.D.D.)

To explain S.A.D.D. to

seniors and to discuss

treatment

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Senior Driving Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Safe Driving Skills for Seniors

To help seniors examine their

driving performance

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Car Fit Senior Driving Safety

Beaumont, Farmington

Hills

Sarah Hickey 248-888-2586 Sarah.Hickey@Beaumont.org

Car Fit Senior Driving Safety

Beaumont, Trenton

Barbie Loreto 734-642-2118 Barbra.Loreto@Beaumont.org

Car Fit Senior Driving Safety

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Safe Driving Skills for Seniors

To help seniors examine their

driving performance

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Car Fit Senior Driving Safety

St. Joseph Ann Arbor

Marina Marzec 734-712-3752 Marina.Marzec@stjoeshealth.org

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Mature Driver Older adult driver

improvement course

St. Joseph Ann Arbor

Marina Marzec 734-712-3752 Marina.Marzec@stjoeshealth.org

Car Fit Senior Driving Safety

St. Mary Mercy Livonia

Maurice Cox 248-802-8881

734-655-2772

Maurice.cox@stjoeshealth.org

Senior Fall Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Senior Lifestyle & Injury

Prevention (SLIP)

Senior Fall Prevention

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Fall on Coumadin

To reinforce the importance of fall safety and personal injury

while on Coumadin

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Senior Lifestyle & Injury

Prevention (SLIP)

Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont Hospital,

Farmington Hills

Sarah Hickey 248-888-2586 Sarah.Hickey@Beaumont.org

A Matter Of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont Grosse Pointe

Sunny Squindo 313-473-6471 Sunny.squindo@beaumont.org

Home Safe Home

Fall prevention presentation for older adults or facility staff

Beaumont Grosse Pointe

Sunny Squindo 313-473-6471 Sunny.squindo@beaumont.org

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont, Taylor

Lynn McConnell 313-295-5379 lynn.mcconnell@beaumont.org

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A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont, Trenton

Barbie Loreto 734-642-2118 Barbra.Loreto@Beaumont.org

Senior Fall Prevention

Senior Fall Prevention

Garden City Hospital

Heather Longshaw

248-982-0684 hlongshaw@primehealthcare.com

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Home Safe Home

Fall prevention presentation for older adults or facility staff

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Stand Steady Senior Fall Prevention

Henry Ford Wyandotte

Lisa Simpson 734-246-9134 Lsimpso3@hfhs.org

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Fall on Coumadin

To reinforce the importance of fall safety and personal injury

while on Coumadin

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Senior Lifestyle & Injury

Prevention (SLIP)

Senior Fall Prevention

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

St. Joseph Ann Arbor

Marina Marzec 734-712-3752 Marina.Marzec@stjoeshealth.org

A Matter of Balance

Senior Fall Prevention

St. Mary Mercy Livonia

Maurice Cox 248-802-8881

734-655-2772

Maurice.cox@stjoeshealth.org

Remembering When, STEADI, Senior Lifestyle

Injury Prevention

Older adult fall prevention and lifestyle/home

safety

University of Michigan

Trauma Burn Center

Karla Klas 734-232-3815

734-936-6266

kahrs@med.umich.edu

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Sexting Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Sexting Prevention

To prevent sexting by

minors

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Sexting Prevention

To prevent sexting by

minors

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Sports Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Heads Up Sports

Concussion Presentation

To provide parents, coaches

and athletes with the

definition, signs, symptoms, and

proper treatment of concussions and traumatic brain injuries

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Sports Safety Educational sessions or displays on

concussions, hydration and

overuse.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom 734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

Sports Safety

To review the most common sports injuries

and safe practices

athletes and parents can

incorporate to promote a safe

experience

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

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Heads Up Sports

Concussion Presentation

To provide parents, coaches

and athletes with the

definition, signs, symptoms, and

proper treatment of concussions and traumatic brain injuries

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

Heads Up Sports

Concussion Presentation

To provide parents, coaches

and athletes with the

definition, signs, symptoms, and

proper treatment of concussions and traumatic brain injuries

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

STD Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Seniors STD’S and HIV

To reeducate seniors on ways and reasons to

protect themselves and their partners

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Seniors STD’S and HIV

To reeducate seniors on ways and reasons to

protect themselves and their partners

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

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Suicide Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Suicide Prevention

To discuss suicide, suicide

prevention research and

what people can do to fight

suicide

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Suicide Prevention

To discuss suicide, suicide

prevention research and

what people can do to fight

suicide

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Summer Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Summer Safety To decrease injuries in the

summer

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

ThinkFirst Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

ThinkFirst To reduce risky behavior and

present an alternative to

impulsive thinking

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

ThinkFirst: Prom Night

Injury Prevention

To discuss consequences of

driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

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ThinkFirst Falls Senior Fall Prevention

Beaumont, Trenton

Barbie Loreto 734-642-2118 Barbra.Loreto@Beaumont.org

ThinkFirst Head Injury

Concussion Prevention

Beaumont, Trenton

Barbie Loreto 734-642-2118 Barbra.Loreto@Beaumont.org

Think First Classroom education for all

grade levels about

preventing traumatic brain

injury.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital

Bethany Folsom 734-763-2251 bnf@med.umich.edu

ThinkFirst To prevent brain, spinal

cord and other traumatic

injuries through education,

research and advocacy

Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Dwana Bass 313-916-6142

313-695-1291

Dbass9@hfhs.org

ThinkFirst To reduce risky behavior and

present an alternative to

impulsive thinking

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

ThinkFirst: Prom Night

Injury Prevention

To discuss consequences of

driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol or while eating

or texting

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

ThinkFirst Teen & Adult Brain & Spinal

Cord Injury Prevention

St. Joseph Ann Arbor

Marina Marzec 734-712-3752 Marina.Marzec@stjoeshealth.org

ThinkFirst Brain and Spinal Cord

Injury Prevention

To prevent brain and spinal cord

injuries

St. Mary Mercy Livonia

Maurice Cox 248-802-8881

734-655-2772

Maurice.cox@stjoeshealth.org

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Toddler Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Kohl’s Safe Toddler

University

Teach parents and caregivers the basic injury

prevention practices

necessary to keep their

toddler safe

Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Renee Zarr

Joann Moss

Jennifer Kotas

313-745-0072

CHMsafety@DMC.org

Violence Prevention Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Gun Violence Prevention

To illustrate the meaninglessness of gun violence for youth ages

10-25

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Stop the Violence

To teach youth the

consequences of violence

through spoken word and

visualization

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Stop the Violence –

School Based Program

To teach youth the

consequences of being in the

wrong place at the wrong time

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Teen Dating Violence

Prevention

To teach skills to reduce teens risk of dating

violence

Ascension Michigan

Sheryl Hurst 313-343-4851 Sheryl.hurst@ascension.org

Gun Violence Prevention

To illustrate the meaninglessness of gun violence for youth ages

10-25

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

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Stop the Violence

To teach youth the

consequences of violence

through spoken word and

visualization

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Stop the Violence –

School Based Program

To teach youth the

consequences of being in the

wrong place at the wrong time

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Teen Dating Violence

Prevention

To teach skills to reduce teens risk of dating

violence

Sinai Grace Hospital

Sharon McKinzie

313-418-2343 smckinzi@dnc.org

Water Safety Program Purpose Hospital Name Contact Name Phone Number Email

Water Safety Safety in and around water

Beaumont, Dearborn

Scott Stockinger 313-982-5811 Scott.stockinger@beaumont.org

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