2017 REgional Workshops
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2017 REgional workshops
During 2017, HNCP will be reaching out to share some of our practical community engagement and facilitation tools from the Fellowship directly with Native Community leaders through regional workshops, called Creating Community Circles for Change .
Register to join us by clicking on the links below
- Alaska Region – August 21-23 in Anchorage
- Southwest Region - September 12-13 in Albuquerque
- Pacific Region – October 3-5 in Corning, California
- Mountain West Region - October 16-17 in Idaho
HNCP Circle is a community of Healthy Native Communities Partners who are working to create a healthy future for the next generations of the Indigenous Peoples and Nations of North America.
HNCP Circle is a place to share your learnings, challenges, and questions about Native Community Wellness with relatives who are just like you – working on the front lines of change at the local level.
If you are working hard to bring health and wellness you your community - you are not alone!
We welcome you to join HNCP Circle.
consultation & training
We work with community teams to design processes that help them meet their goals. We offer customized training and technical assistance that include a variety of formats, including:
- Workshops
- Trainings
- Webinars and virtual technical assistance
- Technical Assistance
- Consultation Services
HNCP is focused on ongoing engagement and partnership with the communities we serve – not “one-shot” training sessions. We are not outside consultants, but active partners with an aim to develop and support local community change leaders. HNCP will tailor the session to best fit the needs of your group.
- Group Facilitation skills
- Capacity building approaches
- Grassroots Leadership
- Community engagement strategies
- Community Wellness Planning
- Keeping Track/Evaluation
- Health Promotion strategies
- Integrating Cultural/Traditional teachings
- Digital Storytelling
- Organizational development – strategic planning, team building, customer service
Healthy Native Communities Partnership