Date: May 14, 2021
Description: Futures Without Violence and The National Health Care for the Homeless Council are excited to offer a national webinar addressing gender, homelessness and a constellation of intersecting issues including substance use disorder, mental health, homelessness, human trafficking (HT) and interpersonal violence (IPV). We will highlight strategies to strengthen the connections between health centers and the community partners who offer supportive services to IPV and HT survivors and build providers’ skills on providing universal education about healthy relationships. We recognize that this work is challenging, powerful, and at times overwhelming, so we will also offer strategies for staff as they navigate toward healing centered engagement. This webinar will include a panel of people with lived experience navigating service challenges. This discussion will include conversations about the ways health centers have been able to successfully engage with panelists and ways that health centers and domestic violence programs have created barriers to care.
Date: Friday, May 14, 2021
Presenters:
Subject Matter Experts:
Please email: healthpartners@futureswithoutviolence.org
Date: January 26, 2022 Description: Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation and The National Health Care for the Homeless Council are excited to offer a
Futures Without Violence and The National Health Care for the Homeless Council are excited to present a Learning Collaborative (LC) addressing the intersections of gender
Join Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation staff in Seattle, WA for the 2022 Conference & Policy Symposium. We will hold a half day Learning
February-March 2022
Four-session learning collaborative for representatives of a BPHC Health Center Program grantee (or potential Health Center grantee).
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