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Purpose
To provide free in-service training on issues of importance for
human service workers. The coalition meets monthly from 9:30 –
11:30 on
the first Monday of the month at the Cornell Cooperative
Extension offices in Ballston Spa, New York.
The
coalition chooses training topics and presenters at the
beginning of
each program year, and The Prevention Council provides
coordination for the program. Topics have included Meth 360, The Role of the
District Attorney, Cyber 101 - A Parent's Guide to Internet
Safety, and The Wisdom of Balance.
For a detailed list of 2009-10 workshops,
click here.
Accomplishments
Between 25 and 75
individuals participate in
monthly trainings throughout the year. Participants include
front-line workers from public and non-profit agencies, Head
Start staff
members, law enforcement officers, school personnel, parents and
interested citizens.
Testimonials
Great use of two hours!
I really appreciated the availability of useful, take-home
resources.
This training exceeded my expectations. I thought that it would
just be talking 'at me,' and not especially helpful. But it was
great.
This training made me more aware of how to deal with trauma
victims.
One new thing I learned from this training was a better
understanding of brain function as it relates to trauma and the
importance of educating clients about trauma.
This training exceeded my expectations in that it showed me ways
to get more information so I can introduce topics and training
to church youth and families.
For more information,
please call 518-581-1230. |
