Putting the Pieces Together is a training manual that was developed by the WRDATF to harness an integrated approach to working with young people, parents and communities on the subject of drugs and alcohol.
This 4 session online programme will train people in the use and content of the manual. It aims is to act as a guide and a resource for persons working with young people of mixed abilities in an out-of-school setting.
On completion of the course participants will receive a copy of the manual via the post.
Course Duration: 12 hours total (4 zoom sessions and remainder self directed learning)
Number of Places Available: 4
Who Should Attend?
Individuals who intend to complete Putting the Pieces Together awareness/prevention courses with young people within organisations and groups in out-of-school settings. (either online or in-person)
Dates & Venues:
May 13, 15, 20 & 22 (10 - 12.30pm)
Trainer:
Neil Wilson & Gillian Conway, WRDATF Education Support Workers
Course Description:
Putting the Pieces Together is a training manual that was developed by the WRDATF to harness an integrated approach to working with young people, parents and communities on the subject of drugs and alcohol.
This 4 session online programme will train people in the use and content of the manual. It aims is to act as a guide and a resource for persons working with young people of mixed abilities in an out-of-school setting.
On completion of the course participants will receive a copy of the manual via the post.
Course Content:
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge of up-to-date information concerning substance use
Capacity to provide an holistic approach in substance awareness/prevention education
To deliver an awareness/prevention course encompassing issues of self-esteem, mental/sexual health, relationships and skills such as communications/decision making.
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