Friday, April 16 2010
HPRP Training for State Grantees
This training is for grantees of the NC Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP). Entitlement HPRP grantees are also welcome to attend this session. The training will cover program requirements including participant eligibility, case management, financial assistance, financial reporting, and CHIN compliance and instruction.
The CHIN portion of the training is optional. If you'd like to attend the CHIN portion, please select "HPRP and CHIN sessions" when registering. If you do not need to attend the CHIN portion, please select "HPRP sessions ONLY."
The training will run from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the 15th. Registration will begin at 8:30 AM on the 15th.
For grantees who ARE attending the CHIN portion, the second day will end at 5:00. For grantees who are NOT attending the CHIN portion, the second day will end at 12:30.
Lunch and snacks will be provided. Your registration fee covers this cost and the cost of materials both days.
Payment must be received by the day of the training. You may bring a check to the training or pay online when you register.
Checks should be made payable to NCCEH.
You will receive specific training location information after registering.
Mental Health First Aid
Mental Health Partners is bringing this 12-hour certification course designed to help communities:
- Better understand mental illness
- Respond to psychiatric emergencies
The program builds mental health literacy among:
- Parents, families, and school administrators
- Primary care professionals
- Law enforcement officers
- Business leaders
- Human resources professionals
Learn how YOU can bring Mental Health First Aid into your community.
Space is limited! Please call 828-323-8053 or email jsales@mentalhealthpartners.org to register.
Making News on Jones St. Workshop
In less than two months, the North Carolina General Assembly will open for business. Get ready for the session with a Blueprint workshop featuring Jane Stancill, The News & Observer’s editor for state government. Jane will discuss and answer your questions on the N&O’s and Charlotte Observer’s plans to cover the 2010 short session.
To register, please email senseney@ncjustice.org.