Community Leadership Collaborative

Improving Schools | Building Communities | Changing Lives

Mentoring Training

• Peer Mentoring training for Schools, CBO’s and youth serving organizations
• Seminars and workshops: marriage, boundaries, and parenting
• Training on Leadership Skills and Coping skills for districts and communities

Link to Higher Education

• Link to Higher Education Outreach training for schools and youth serving organizations
• Diversity management and educational access
• College Site Coordinator programs
• Education Pathways for Middle and High schools

Community Development

• Drug Prevention Education and Community Engagement Development
• Strategic Prevention Framework planning
• Environmental and evidence-based strategies aimed at reducing substance use among youth and families

Professional Development

• Individual Team Assessments Coaching Skills for Leadership
• Implementing of Core Business Values
• Customer Service Academy
• Process Improvement/Organizational Design

Strategic Planning

• Operational Improvements
• Strategic Planning
• Human Resources Management
• Knowledge of Government Relations
• State Medical Funding Expert (CMS)

Workshops:

Students: Teen Dating Violence: Prevention Presentation educates students on healthy relationships as well as the signs, types, and consequences of abuse. Appropriate for middle and high school-aged students.

Parents/Family: Human Trafficking: Like domestic violence survivors, human trafficking survivors are often trafficked by those familiar or close to them, including family members or romantic partners. Learn about the intersection of DV and trafficking, how to identify warning signs that someone may be a victim, and recovery steps for survivors of trafficking.

Parents/Families: Basics of Substance Abuse: Understand substance abuse prevention. What’s the history, and methods to use to be effective including understanding risk and protective factors, theories of prevention, and utilizing effective evidence-based strategies.

Parents/Families: Social Media 101: How to Help Teens Manage the Effects of Social Media on their Mental Health

4 tips for families on balancing the risks and rewards of online communities:

• Talk to your kids about the places they feel supported online.
• Ask if they ever see things online that make them feel unsafe.
• Think twice before taking away the phone.
• Pay close attention to social media if your kid is already struggling offline.

Check the Events Calendar to view and register for scheduled events or contact us to schedule your own online training or workshop.