What is an Orange Ribbon Campaign? As a provider of SV services you have undoubtedly experienced that many individuals are simply unaware of the services we offer, sometimes only finding out when they are referred as a client! How can we raise financial support for our programs, or get referrals for services, if folks just don't understand what we do and how important it can be for children and families?

The orange ribbon is a symbol of supervised visitation. Supervised Visitation centers exist to provide a safe haven for children during parental visitation. What color signifies safety better than orange? Orange is a bright color used to warn people to watch out and take notice. We want the world to see the orange ribbon and take notice of the thousands of children and families in need of this service.

In this webinar, SVN Board Member Jody Bittrich will take you through the steps of launching your own Orange Ribbon Campaign to grow support and/or awareness of your Supervised Visitation Services.

Ms. Bittrich has been working in the Parenting Time field since 1997 directing a program in Minnesota/North Dakota from 1997 – 2007 and in the Denver Metro area since 2007. Ms. Bittrich served on the Supervised Visitation Network Board of Directors from 2002 – 2012 and again 2015 - present while also serving as Board President from 2008-2010. She has also been the SVN-CO Chapter co-chair since 2008. She has specific training in the areas of divorcing and separating families, high conflict families, domestic violence, substance abuse, mental illness and fatherhood issues. She also believes in using the approach of trauma informed care while working with families.