COMMUNITY
Making a Difference
Much of our work involves measuring the difference others make. Getting involved and making our own difference is also an important part of who we are as individuals and as an organization.
The Meth & Families Committee and the San Diego Domestic Violence Council recently hosted a training, Childhood Trauma and the Developing Brain, on April 20th. A very big thank you to our San Diego & Imperial Counties HIDTA for sponsoring this training series. The training was recorded and is now available on our County of San Diego Meth Strike Force website. To view the training please click here.
This was the first in a two-part webinar series sponsored by HIDTA and put on by the collective planning of the San Diego Domestic Violence Council and San Diego County Meth Strike Force. To register for the next training on June 15th, Healing Trauma and Building Resilience through Healthy Relationships and Community Support,please click here.
The Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force (PDATF) Prevention & Education Committee is hosting an upcoming training in collaboration with PERT, HIDTA, CACITA, and HHSA. Details on the training opportunity and registration information are included below.
Topic: Psychiatric Response Team and Law-Enforcement Coordination Center - Working in Collaboration to Promote Community Safety
Date: April 21, 2021
Time: 9:00 to 10:30 AM
Presenters: Seargent Scott Barnes, San Diego Police Department & Wes Albers, Law Enforcement Community Liason, Psychiatric Response Team San Diego
Link to Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_js6Ml_ZYT8KeVc13Xer9wg
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Live Well Schools developed the Tools for Schools toolkit to highlight innovative and effective ways for school policymakers and other key stakeholders to meet the unique health and wellness needs of every student. Tools for Schools is now online and provides a wider array of resources based on a broader definition of wellness that includes health equity and focuses on addressing health disparities. Focus areas include chronic absenteeism, childhood obesity, wellness policies, and social and emotional wellness. For more information, please see the below flyer or visit the website by clicking here.
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The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) will be hosting a free virtual training on current trends in youth substance use. Training details and information on registration is included below.
Topic: Current Trends in Youth Substance Use - Vaping, Marijuana, Opiate and Prescription Drugs
Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Time: 9:00 to 12:00 PM
Link to Register: Click Here
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