Discover the keys to organizational well-being in this 2-hour webinar. Unpack strategies for cultivating a healthy culture that engages leaders, staff, and volunteers, reducing workplace conflict and burnout while providing leaders with research-based tools for sustained productivity and organizational sustainability.
We want to share with you this training opportunity on Social Determinants of Health, Substance Use Disorder, and Stigma: Unpacking SUD Treatment for African-Americans, from Rush’s Substance Use Disorder – Center of Excellence. This session is approved for 1 continuing education credit hour provided by Rush's Center for Innovative and Lifelong Learning (CILL). When
The 2024 ICOCE Weekly Learning Support Series was initiated to assist and support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations address co-occurring disorders. Weekly sessions are scheduled through end of March 2024. For more information, please see the handout for dates, times, topics and presenters. No registration is required and there is no fee to join any of the
As a reminder, additional DUI trainings offered by the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) are scheduled as follows: DUI Service Provider Training Program training: March 5-7, April 16-18, and May 21-23, 2024 Advanced DUI Training – Secretary of State Denial Letters: June 6, 2023 All training courses are held by Zoom from 9 AM to 4
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with
The 2024 ICOCE Weekly Learning Support Series was initiated to assist and support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations address co-occurring disorders. Weekly sessions are scheduled through end of March 2024. For more information, please see the handout for dates, times, topics and presenters. No registration is required and there is no fee to join any of the
Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago’s Community Reentry Project hosts an annual conference to rediscover, reimagine, and rebuild best practices in criminal, health, and social justice. This conference brings together public health professionals, healthcare providers, social service professionals, and members of the community to build skills around health equity, social justice, and reentry services for
Registration is filling quickly for Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago (PHIMC)'s 2024 Illinois Reentry Conference: Advancing Criminal, Health, and Social Justice on March 14, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST. There is limited capacity in order to facilitate active discussion throughout the day, so be sure to secure your spot before the event reaches capacity!
Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago’s Community Reentry Project hosts an annual conference to rediscover, reimagine, and rebuild best practices in criminal, health, and social justice. Join us on March 14, 2024. This conference brings together public health professionals, healthcare providers, social service professionals, and members of the community to build skills around health equity,
Weekly Learning Series. Brought to you by: The Illinois Co-occurring Center for Excellence (ICOCE) in partnership with Prevention First & Heartland Alliance Health Midwest Harm Reduction Institute The ICOCE Project was initiated to assist & support IDHS/SUPR licensed organizations integrate Substance Use & Mental Illness Treatment. The Goal: to ensure individuals living in Illinois with