- Open a web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome).
- Go to http://www.train.org/pa. You will now be on the TRAIN PA homepage.
- Log in to TRAIN PA by entering your log in name and password and click
the “Login” button.
Find Course and Register - Enter the keyword “PA-EBH” in the Keyword or Course ID field located
in the upper right-hand portion of the screen. - Click the search icon button. You will be taken to the course search results page.
- Click on the name of a course — “PA-EBH: FY21/22 2022 PA CARES
Training Summit (4.0 Hours) — Virtual” - From the Course Details page, select the registration tab and follow
the instructions to register for this course.
PLEASE NOTE: You must check the box to “OPT IN” to receive email, and then verify your
email address through the automatically generated message when registering in TRAINPA
in order to receive ZOOM Link, training materials, and any potential changes or information
related to the May 24 PA CARES program.
CANCELING REGISTRATION
If you are unable to attend after you register, please cancel your registration to
promote others attending via registration. Persons must be registered to attend
PENNCARES UPCOMING TRAININGS
| The next two weeks of May are full of exciting and educational training webinars presented by PennCares. Take a look below at the trainings that will be rounding out the month of May! For more information and to register, click on each title of the trainings which will take you to its registration page. Visit our website, www.penncares.org often to see the most up-to-date list of trainings. |
May 18, 2022 This program is made possible through a grant from the Mechanicsburg Area Community Foundation, a regional Foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities |
(1st of 2 Part Series) May 18, 2022 (1st Session) Sept. 19, 2022 (2nd Session)This program is made possible through a grant from Greater Harrisburg Community Upstream |
(3 Part Series) Must attend all Sessions to Receive books and Certificate of Attendance May 19, 2022 (1st Session) July 11, 2022 (2nd Session) August 3, 2022 (3rd Session)This program is made possible through a grant from Greater Harrisburg Community Upstream |
Managing Adjustments after the Losses of the Pandemic May 24, 2022 This webinar is made possible through a generous grant from the Memorial Health Fund |
| CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS |
May 18, and May 25, 2022 This is program is made possible through a grant from the York County Community Foundation |
Lancaster Chamber News
| JOIN US AT THE CHAMBER ON MAY 26TH FOR OUR WAKE UP TO THE ISSUES PANEL DISCUSSION! |
| The Lancaster Chamber’s Pro-Business Agenda focuses on workforce policies in three areas: meeting workforce demands, strengthening the future workforce, and expanding workforce opportunities. Similarly, ReadyNation has leveraged the experience, influence, and expertise of business executives to promote public policies and programs that build a stronger workforce and economy. At this Wake Up, attendees will hear from panelists on effective investments in education and students as the future workforce and the impacts those investments can have. |
| PANELISTS:Dr. Edith Gallagher, Ph.D., School Director, School District of LancasterRobert Krasne, CEO, Steinman CommunicationsAdam Hosey, Chief Equity Officer, YWCA of LancasterSam Kreiser, CEO, The Dahlia Group at LancLiving Realty, President/Founder, PA Real Estate Anti-Racism CoalitionDonna Cooper, Executive Director, Children FirstSteve Doster, PA State Director, ReadyNation |
| Thank you to our Sponsors! |
| BUSINESS IMPACT UPDATE |
| Important Information for the Pennsylvania Primary on Tuesday, May 17th! The May 17th primary election is approaching, and if you’re not sure where to vote, the polling place search tool can help. Enter your address information in the drop-down menus and the tool will locate your polling place. It can also provide directions from your residence to the site. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day. Mail ballots must be received by your county board of elections by 8 p.m. on Election Day. To learn more about the Primary Elections in Pennsylvania, click below. |
Making a Difference in Dementia Care – FREE Education Friday May 13!!
| Making a Difference in Dementia Care Loretta Woodward Veney. She is speaking about ‘The JOY of Caregiving” 8:00am Registration, Light Refreshments & Mingle with Community Partners (In-Person) 8:30am- Program will begin 8:30-8:45am– Introduction of Community Partners 8:45-10:00am Dementia Friends Information Session 10:00-10:10am Break 10:10- 11:30am Keynote Speaker 11:30- 12:30am Pannel Discussion To register call 717-843-1504, email makingadifferenceindementia@gmail.com or click on the link below! Register Here |
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Age My Way Seminar – Tuesday, May 10, 1 – 2 p.m.
| Age My Way Webinar Tuesday, May 10, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Cost: $201.0 Social Work CEU available ($15 fee for NASW members; $25 fee for non-NASW members). Those interested in obtaining social work CEUs will be billed directly by NASW This program is in partnership with the Pennsylvania Association of Senior Centers/White Rose Senior Center. |
| Description: This training will focus on 4 key areas of health in aging: physical wellness, social wellness, cognitive wellness and emotional wellness. We will look at changes that come with older adulthood and ways to maintain health in these areas, or start and develop new lifestyle habits to support them. We will discuss the impact of ageism in our culture and dispel some myths of aging that it brings, opening the door for confidence to Age My Way! Objectives: Identify 4 key areas of health in aging and ways to start or maintain health habits. Discuss social barriers to engaging health as we age, and ways to reduce their impacts |
| Register now |
Save the Date! HUD/SAMHSA: National Mental Health Awareness Month Webinar Series MAY 2022
| Save the Date! HUD/SAMHSA: National Mental Health Awareness Month Webinar Series MAY 2022 each WednesdayThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Public and Indian Housing and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) are teaming up to present a series of free webinars this May to celebrate National Mental Health Awareness Month!The webinars will take place each Wednesday in May and will feature leading mental health and housing professionals from SAMHSA and HUD, as well as practitioners from their respective communities. This collaboration will focus on mental health issues that our nation is facing in the post-pandemic world, plus issues specific to HUD’s communitiesUpcoming webinars include:May 4, 2022 1:00 PM ET Webinar 1: Mental Health 101 – Overview of Mental Health Issues in the Modern World Access Code: 4670871#May 11, 2022 1:00 PM ET Webinar 2: 988 – What’s on the Horizon Access Code 8477433#May 18, 2022 2:00 PM ET Webinar 3:Get Help – Reducing Stigma Associated with Mental Health Access Code: 5955873#May 25, 2022 2:00 PM ET Webinar 4: Now What? – Mental Health Issues in Post-COVID America Access Code: 6268721#Save the Date for National Prevention Week and SAMHSA’s Prevention Day 2022!National Prevention Week (NPW), May 8–14, is a national public education platform bringing together communities and organizations to raise awareness about the importance of substance use prevention and positive mental health. SAMHSA’s Prevention Day will take place on Monday, May 9, and it will be delivered virtually through an interactive online conference platform.NPW Daily Themes Each year, NPW includes daily themes to focus on major substance use and mental health topics. The 2022 daily themes are:May 9: Strengthening Community Resilience: Substance Misuse and Overdose Prevention May 10: Preventing Substance Use and Promoting Mental Health in Youth May 11: Preventing Suicide: Everyone Plays a Role May 12: The Talent Pipeline: Enhancing the Prevention Workforce May 13: Prevention is Everywhere: Highlighting Efforts Across Settings and Communities May 14: Celebrating Prevention HeroesPrevention Challenge This year, SAMHSA is creating a new way to participate in NPW through #MyPreventionStory. Leading up to NPW, SAMHSA encourages everyone to create and share a prevention story on social media—whether it’s telling how they are helping to prevent substance use or sharing the ways they’re promoting mental health during COVID-19. Take the challenge and be a part of the national conversation about how prevention works!For more information about NPW 2022, including resources to help you raise awareness and plan activities in your community, visit the SAMHSA website or send questions or requests to SAMHSA’s NPW Coordinator David Wilson at david.wilson@samhsa.hhs.gov. |
| PLEASE PASS ON THIS INFORMATION! POST IT FOR ALL TO SEE! Thank you for helping to spread the word!!Join our Email Network! Email pasocdianna@gmail.com for Information! |
STATEWIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM MEETING
June 2, 2022 In-Person OR Virtual on Zoom!! 9 am to 12 pm |
| June 2, 2022 | 9am to 12pm Two Attendance Options – Virtual On Zoom Or In-Person @ Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN) 6340 Flank Dr. Harrisburg, PA. 17112Please join us for a meeting designated to connect everything CSP in Pennsylvania. PMHCA and the four Regional CSPs are working together to initiate and facilitate this meeting as a way to recreate communication pathways and reconnect after the difficult years during the COVID pandemic.We need to know how many individuals intend to log in so we can ensure enough spaces are available.Please register each person separately if they will be logging into Zoom individually.If you are attending virtually with a group at one location with one login, please only register once.REGISTER HERE |
| PLEASE PASS ON THIS INFORMATION! POST IT FOR ALL TO SEE! Thank you for helping to spread the word!!Join our Email Network! Email pasocdianna@gmail.com for Information! |
Upcoming Free Trainings offered by WellSpan Philhaven:
1) Thursday, May 12, 2022 @ 8:30 am – Virtual Classroom
QPR Suicide Prevention Training (Question Persuade Refer Suicide Prevention Training)
2) Thursday, May 19, 2022 @ 9:00 AM – Virtual Classroom
Trauma 101 & 102 Training
3) Thursday, May 19, 2022 @ 2:00 PM – Virtual Classroom
Trauma 105: intro to Trauma for Parents and Caregivers
4) Wednesday, June 1, 2022 @ 9:00 AM – Virtual Classroom
QPR Suicide Prevention Training (Question Persuade Refer Suicide Prevention Training)
5) Saturday, June 11, 2022 @ 8:30 AM – Virtual Classroom
Trauma 101 & 102 Training
To obtain additional information or to register please visit:
Apply for Mental Health First Aid USA Doctoral Student Grants
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is proud to announce applications are open for the 2022 Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) USA Doctoral Student Grants. These grants represent a commitment by the National Council to grow the research behind and evaluation of all MHFA programs. Each year, the grant provides a one-time award of $5,000 to four outstanding full-time doctoral students who demonstrate significant potential as researchers in their fields of study and who are interested in evaluating the outcomes of MHFA trainings in the U.S.
The application for this year’s grants is due May 27, 2022. If you know a student who might be interested in this opportunity, please pass this message along.
Learn More about the MHFA Doctoral Student Grants:
- Visit MentalHealthFirstAid.org/DoctoralGrants.
- Download the flier.
- Attend our informational webinar on Tuesday, May 3 from 12-12:45 p.m. ET. Register today!
MHFA is an evidence-based training course that teaches participants to recognize and respond to signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges and crises. Participants learn risk factors and warning signs for mental health and substance use challenges, strategies for helping someone in crisis and non-crisis situations, and where to turn for help. The program is built on a strong foundation of international research. The National Council has trained more than 2.7 million people nationwide, in all 50 states and U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico and Guam.
Qualified grant applicants will:
- Be full-time doctoral student pursuing a degree in psychology, public health, or related field of study.
- Have previous evaluation experience and demonstrated ability to document findings through publications and/or presentations.
- Have documented experience with MHFA (e.g., as an MHFA Instructor or Coordinator) and/or strong interest in MHFA.
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