Webinar Series: Expanding Behavioral Health Community-Based Crisis Response System

http://wciconferences.com/2014-CRSwebinars/index.html

SAMHSA is pleased to announce the upcoming series of on how to expand community-based crisis response services and systems.

These webinars will describe new and emerging crisis response practices across a continuum of need that includes

·        pre-crisis planning,

·        early intervention,

·        crisis stabilization, and

·        post-crisis support.

In addition, the webinar series will explore the types of outcomes sought for different approaches, how these approaches are financed, and provide State and local examples.

TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS WEBINAR SERIES INCLUDE:

·        Why do we need to expand community-based crisis response systems?

·        What are emerging practices to respond to crises?

·        What are model crisis response systems at the state and local level and how do they work?

·        What outcomes can we expect to get from crisis response systems?

·        What are costs associated with crisis response programs and how are they financed?

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·        WHEN:

·        Wednesday, June 18, 2014

·        Tuesday July 1, 2014

·        Tuesday July 15, 2014

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·        TIME

·        2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

REGISTRATION    (Click on Date Below to registration)

Wednesday, June 18, 2-3:30 p.m. (EDT): Innovative State and Local Crisis Response Systems

Tuesday July 1, 2-3:30 p.m. (EDT): Innovative State and Local Crisis Response Systems

Tuesday, July 15, 2-3:30 p.m. (EDT): Innovative State and Local Crisis Response Systems

YOUTH Preparedness Technical Assistance Centers. The Ball is in your hands!

Pass along.

The ball is now in your hands to change the paradigm for the future of all our youths individually, and socially for our communities.

Attend the webinar. 

Faith-based, non-projects, school, and others with future leader\youth programs YOU WILL BE MISSING THE VISION OF THE FUTURE for the ‘whole community’ by sticking to old ideas in education and community interaction.

   

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…….The search is on.

***Webinar Announcement***

An Introduction to the FEMA Youth Preparedness Technical Assistance Center

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

2:00 PM EDT

Join the upcoming webinar on Wednesday, June 11 to learn about the tools, resources, and personalized assistance that are available from the FEMA Youth Preparedness Technical Assistance Center.\

Across the country, parents, teachers, program leaders, youth advocates, and many others are taking steps to teach the youth of our nation how to be prepared for disasters and emergencies. Whether taught in classrooms, after-school programs, youth groups, or any other venue, preparedness skills can make a huge difference in children’s ability to keep themselves and others safe in the event of an emergency. Learning about preparedness can also help reduce children’s anxiety about potential disasters.

FEMA supports youth preparedness wherever it is taught, and developed a Technical Assistance Center to support those undertaking this important work. 

Please join us on Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 2:00 PM EDT for a free webinar to learn about the tools and resources that are available through the Youth Preparedness Technical Assistance Center. You will also find out how you can receive individualized support by directly contacting our Technical Assistance providers. This webinar will be captioned and recorded.


To register for the webinar, please visit: https://icpd.adobeconnect.com/yptech1/event/registration.html