Mental Health First Aid is a free 8 hour certification course designed to give participants the tools to respond to psychiatric emergencies until professional help arrives and to improve peoples mental health literacy.
Date: Friday, July 17, 2020
Time: 8:30am – 5:00pm
FREE TRAINING ON INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICES FOR MANAGING YOUR INDEPENDENT LIVING HOME
Learn tools and skills for:
Marketing
Budgeting
Laws & Regulations
ILA Quality Standards & Membership Process
OFFERED VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2020
9:00 AM-3:30 PM
To register for this training, click the link below:
*OPEN TO FULL ILA MEMBERS ONLY*
LEARN THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS FOR MANAGING YOUR INDEPENDENT LIVING HOME:
California landlord/tenant law
The eviction process
How to properly serve and eviction notice
And much more!
Thursday, May 28, 2020
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
To learn more about upcoming training opportunities please contact us at: sandiego@ilacalifornia.org or 858-609-7963
FREE TRAINING ON INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICES FOR MANAGING YOUR INDEPENDENT LIVING HOME
Learn tools and skills for:
Marketing
Budgeting
Laws & Regulations
ILA Quality Standards & Membership Process
Friday, June 26,2020
9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
To learn more about upcoming training opportunities please contact us at: sandiego@ilacalifornia.org or (858) 609-7963
Welcoming Remarks
Elana Soltz, ILA Program Manager
Lana Lo, RRA Program Manager
Keynote Address
Piedad Garcia, Ed.D., LCSW
The RRA & ILA are honored to welcome Dr. Piedad Garcia as keynote speaker for this year’s recognition event.
Dr. Garcia is the Deputy Director for the County of San Diego Health and Human
Services Agency (HHSA), Behavioral Health Services (BHS) Adult and Older Adult
(AOA) System of Care. Dr. Garcia oversees the mental health and substance use system
of care for adults and older adults across the county. For the past three decades, she has
implemented biopsychosocial rehabilitation and recovery programs for individuals with
serious mental illness and co-occurring disorders.
In her current capacity, Dr. Garcia oversees BHS’s integration efforts and the
development and implementation of system of care initiatives for adult and older adult
services, including: BHS and primary care integration; Faith Based Initiatives; supportive
housing and supportive employment initiatives; transition age youth (TAY) and older
adult initiatives for persons with serious mental illness and substance use issues; justice
system and BHS integration; Drug Medi-Cal and Organized Delivery System
implementation and the integration of cultural competency standards in the BHS system
Awards Ceremony
Closing Remarks
Register for the event on Zoom Here: