Upcoming Trainings & Events

Join an online community for new and expecting parents who are navigating parenthood during the Covid-19 pandemic!

There’s no denying the pandemic has been a difficult - it’s been tough for all of us, in very different ways. At Project Renew, we recognize that our children are struggling. In response to this, beginning in March, Project Renew will be offering Zoom virtual support platforms for adolescents. With emotional and social wellness in mind, grades 9,10, and 11 will compose one group.

Support group for individuals with high-risk medical conditions who are navigating the Covid-19 pandemic.

This weekly support group is for high-risk individuals as they navigate life during COVID-19. Each week, we will begin with a general theme — from the inability to “get back to normal” as a high-risk person, to family dynamics, setting and enforcing boundaries, employment stress and more.

There’s no denying the pandemic has been a difficult - it’s been tough for all of us, in very different ways. At Project Renew, we recognize that our children are struggling. In response to this, beginning in March, Project Renew will be offering Zoom virtual support platforms for adolescents. With emotional and social wellness in mind, grades 6,7, and 8 will compose one group.

North Dakota Care Coordination training is designed to provide Care Coordinators with the attitude, skills, and capacity to perform their job duties.

The North Dakota Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division has brought in Appalachian Consulting Group’s (ACG) curriculum for peer specialist training, which is a person-centered, goals-oriented, strengths-based curriculum. It is based on the belief that setting a person-centered goal is the heart of the recovery process. Recovery is the process of gaining and maintaining control over one’s life – and the direction one wants that life to go – on the other side of a mental health diagnosis, substance use disorder, and all of the losses associated with those challenges. Attendees will learn the core competencies, roles, and tools of conducting Peer Support Specialist work in their communities.

The Behavioral Health Division has brought in Appalachian Consulting Group’s (ACG) curriculum for peer specialist training, which is a person-centered, goals-oriented, strengths-based curriculum. It is based on the belief that setting a person-centered goal is the heart of the recovery process. Recovery is the process of gaining and maintaining control over one’s life – and the direction one wants that life to go – on the other side of a mental health diagnosis, substance use disorder, and all the losses associated with those challenges. Attendees will learn the core competencies, roles, and tools of conducting Peer Support Specialist work in their communities.