COHHIO, with support from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, presents three spring seminars on working with transition age youth.
April 15: Building Meaningful Supports with Transition Age Youth (3 free CEUs)
- Learn how helping youth build and re-build meaningful connections with family, friends and community can help them be more successful
- Examine different program models
- Hear from Frontline Service of Cleveland about their Family Connections program
April 29: Engaging and Retaining Transition Age Youth in Adult Systems (3 free CEUs)
- Learn why adult systems struggle to engage young adults
- Explore practical solutions
- Hear from Beth Fetzer-Rice, Executive Director of Homeless Families Foundation, and Danielle Otte, Program Director of Rapid Re-Housing, YMCA of Central Ohio
May 6: Successful Employment Models for Transition Age Youth (3 free CEUs)
- Learn why young adults often struggle with traditional employment models
- Gain knowledge about new models, interventions, strategies
- Hear from Daybreak of Dayton and Lawrence Jackson, Grants and Program Manager of Franklin County’s A.M.P. program
All three events will be held at:
Franklin County Children’s Services
855 W. Mound Street
Columbus, Ohio 43223
