Rochester Regional Training Institute
Professional Development
Six OCFS training hours on variety of topics, useful for supervisors, teachers, and frontline staff working with school-age children. Visit website to register!
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Events for November 9, 2019
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Accepting Network for Youth Success Award NominationsAward Categories:🏆The Quality Leadership Award🏆The Exemplary Award of Professionalism🏆The Program Award of Excellence and Innovation (Nominee must be a Program - Not an Individual)🏆The Champion AwardFull award category descriptions and nomination form can be found on our website.
One week left to register for Site Leader Institute Part 2.Head to our website to register!All training events will be led by NYSNYS’ Timothy Fowler. Here's what past Site Leader Institute participants had to say:
We invite you to share your expertise and innovative ideas with our network. Submit your session proposal to be considered for Empower Youth Success 2027. This is your opportunity to inspire, engage, and help shape the future of New York's youth.Head to our website to submit your RFP!
Calling All Young Artists!We invite youth participating in New York State afterschool programs and/or community schools to share their creativity and submit artwork inspired by this year’s theme: “Lighting the Way”Print and hang this poster in your program and/or community school to get your students engaged!
Take a moment to recognize those who inspire change and champion youth success. Your nomination helps us celebrate the heart and impact of our field.Head to our website to submit your nomination.
Calling All Young Artists!We invite youth participating in New York State afterschool programs and/or community schools to share their creativity and submit artwork inspired by this year’s theme: “Lighting the Way”Art Contest submissions due on Friday, November 6th.Head to our website to submit!
Thank you to our sponsors @mothercabriniinstitute The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization established in 2019 to improve the health and wellbeing of New Yorkers, bolster the health outcomes of vulnerable communities, eliminate barriers to care, and bridge gaps in health services. Named after a tireless advocate for immigrants, children, and the poor, the Foundation funds programs and initiatives across New York State that provide direct health care services and address social determinants of health under five program areas: Access to Care, Basic Needs, Healthcare Workforce, Mental & Behavioral Health, and the General Fund. The Foundation has invested a total of $1.2+ billion to support communities across New York State.