BIPOC Peer Support Series, Session 4

Aging Out or Growing Together? Flipping the Youth Services Paradigm to Better Support Young Adulthood

May 31, 2023: Navigating Barriers to Service and Client/Participant Resistance in Case-Management

This five-part learning series is an open forum and discussion group for agencies and individuals that serve transition-aged youth and young adults. We will examine how our collective organizational values, implementation strategies, program design, and goals might expand to support the evolving, holistic needs of this age group.

Join us for a panel discussion session on November 30th as we kick off this series that will bring together a diverse mix of youth-serving organizations to learn from each other’s work and uplift the complex and comprehensive needs of transition aged youth.

We will explore the creative ways youth-serving organizations are adjusting to best support them. Beyond exploring barriers to meaningful engagement and service provision, this generative space will also unpack culturally and developmentally appropriate models that support young adults in attaining wellness and self-actualization through guided conversation and promising-practice spotlights.

Series Learning Objectives

Consider the unique experiences and developmental needs of transition-aged youth
Build an understanding of brain science and culturally sustaining practices that strengthens service provision for transition-aged youth
Expand organizational capacity to address priority topics, including but not limited to meaningful program engagement, teaming, healthy boundary setting, and accountability

Audience: All community-based organizations and institutions that support the mental health and wellness of transition-aged youth.

Series Sequence: from 10:00-11:15 am PT on the last Wednesday of every other month

We welcome you to join in listening, learning and dialogue for this session, starting with a presentation panel of representatives with three youth serving organizations and hear from all voices in the space.

Visit the main page for more information on this series.

Nevada Certification Board Approved

This learning event has been approved for continuing education for Certified Peer Recovery and Support Specialists (PRSS) and PRSS Supervisors by the Nevada Certification Board.