More Than Sad for Parents program teaches parents how to recognize signs of depression and other mental health problems, initiate a conversation about mental health with their child, and get help. This program is appropriate for general audiences and for participants age 18+. Register here.
The Alliance: United to prevent alcohol misuse and promote community wellness meets monthly to engage with members, provide updates, gather feedback on proposals, and support the various aspects of our current work. These meetings are open. Please request a link to the virtual meeting by emailing Alliance coordinator, Jess Limbird at jlimbird@recoveralaska.org.
In this two-part virtual training series, attendees will learn: • Social media basics • Strategies for identifying and reaching target audiences • Tactics to craft campaigns and messages • Analytics and social media best practices and more! To reserve your spot, register in advance at this link.
In this two-part virtual training series, attendees will learn: • Social media basics • Strategies for identifying and reaching target audiences • Tactics to craft campaigns and messages • Analytics and social media best practices and more! To reserve your spot, register in advance at this link.
This series, developed by the Alaska Center for Resource Families and the Alaska Center for Children and Adults will host a new online training, FASD Across the Lifespan. Funded by the AK DHSS FASD program and the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, the 7-part series features FASD content specialists from across Alaska. Though the content will center the needs of ...
Alaska Wellness Coalition envisions communities throughout Alaska where individuals thrive in an environment that supports healthy choices. Their membership is diverse, including Alaskans working in public health, positive youth development, the recovery community, social services, Alaska Native tribal Health, and community development. Individuals who would like to be connected into the Alaska Wellness Coalition are invited to attend the open ...
Calricaraq, translated “Healthy Living”, is a culturally-based program utilizing Yup’ik culture, values, and traditions to address health and behavioral health issues from a holistic, Indigenous approach. This 1.5-day training helps us to understand what Calricaraq is so that we can incorporate the Indigenous approach and also understand the people that we are providing services to. Participants will understand the philosophy ...
All are welcome to join the Sitka Pride Trail event this Saturday, June 26th. Free registration at the Crescent Harbor Shelter (the Net Shed) opens at 10AM, and the Trail begins at 10:30AM. Participants can run, walk, roll, and stroll through Sitka National Historical Park on a 5k or 1 mile route before returning back to the Crescent Harbor Shelter to finish ...