Social Services Training Series

The No Wrong Door Cross-Systems Training Committee develops a variety of trainings throughout the year to support staff across participating agencies and organizations. These sessions are typically held in person and focus on available services as well as identifying and addressing service gaps.

Topic: Annual Social Services 101 Training

Our next annual Social Service training will be coming soon. Audience will learn how they could make a positive difference in responding to client needs, reviewed scenarios and determine the best resources, identified organizations who can help, and learn probing questions to help your clients.

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Previous Social Services Training Series

Topic: Burnout Resilience Training
Community learned how to better understand and recognize burnout, while gaining practical tools to build resilience in both your professional and personal life. The training provided attendees with immediate strategies for managing stress, along with longer-term practices that can help strengthen relationships, improve well-being, and support sustainable success in your work. They had the opportunity to put these evidence-based strategies into practice and identify ways to incorporate them into your everyday routine. The training was facilitated by Kim Paull Coaching, led by Kim Paull, an ICF-Certified Coach, Speaker, Trainer, and Guide from Rhode Island.

Topic: No Wrong Door Poverty Simulation Training
The No Wrong Door Initiative invited the community to immerse yourself in a poverty simulation in order to experience the challenges faced by those in poverty. Unless you had experienced poverty, it was difficult to understand the reality of it. The poverty simulation was a 2.5-hour immersive learning experience. This free interactive event increased understanding of poverty, inspired local change, and helped to eliminate barriers through understanding.

Topic: Annual Social Services 101 Training
Audience learned how they could make a positive difference in responding to client needs, reviewed scenarios and determine the best resources, identified organizations who can help, and learned probing questions to help your clients. This training is usually provided annually in February.

Topic: Poverty Simulation Training
Thanks to the Mid-Ohio Valley Circles Campaign audience was immersed in a poverty simulation in order to experience the challenges faced by those in poverty. Unless you have experienced poverty, its difficult to understand the reality of it. The Circles Campaign poverty simulation is a 2.5-hour immersive learning experience. This interactive event increases understanding of poverty, inspires local change, and helps to eliminate barriers through understanding.

Topic: Trauma-Informed Care Customer Service Workshop
Thanks to Dr. Alane Sanders, PH.D the audience learned empowering client service through Trauma-Informed Practices. This workshop was designed to equip them with the knowledge and tools to better understand and serve the public. They learned specific communication techniques to use in work, develop strategies to create a safe and welcoming environment for all clients, gained insight into the impact of trauma on individuals, and was tailored to the No Wrong Door approach.

Topic: Mental Health & Addiction
Audience learned about available Mental Health and Addiction services in Washington County. A panel of providers shared information on services they offer.

Social Services Training Series

Previous Social Services Training Series

Topic: Mental Health & Addiction Audience learned about available Mental Health and Addiction services in Washington County. A panel of providers shared information on services they offer.

Topic: Mental Health & Addiction
Audience learned about available Mental Health and Addiction services in Washington County. A panel of providers shared information on services they offer.