Trainings listed below are offered by the North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NCCHCA) and the North Carolina Farmworker Health Program (NCFHP). These trainings offer specialized content for farmworker outreach staff, clinical staff, supervisors, students, and interns.
2017 Training Calendar
Wednesday, January 18- Friday, January 20
NCFHP Operational Planning Retreat for NCFHP outreach coordinators, administrators, and providers
Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Durham, NC
Wednesday, March 22*
Supporting Farmworker Children & Youth
Location: NCCHCA (4917 Waters Edge Drive, Suite 165, Raleigh, NC)
11am -2:30 pm
Wednesday, April 19
NCFHP Outreach Training for NCFHP staff only
Location: Church of Reconciliation (110 N. Elliot Rd, Chapel Hill, NC)
Thursday, April 20
North Carolina Farmworker Institute and Networking Event
Location: Church of Reconciliation (110 N. Elliot Rd, Chapel Hill, NC)
Register by March 31: http://www.ncfarmworkers.org/
Friday, April 21
NCFHP Outreach Training: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
Location: Church of Reconciliation (110 N. Elliot Rd, Chapel Hill, NC)
9am-3pm
Thursday, June 1*
Not Just a Ride Learning Collaborative Forum, presented by Health Outreach Partners
Location: NCCHCA (4917 Waters Edge Drive, Suite 165, Raleigh, NC)
10am -3 pm
Monday, June 5-Wednesday, June 7
NCFHP Orientation for New Outreach Staff and Interns
Location: TBA
Wednesday, September 6 *
NCCHCA training TBA
Location: NCCHCA (4917 Waters Edge Drive, Suite 165, Raleigh, NC)
11am -2:30 pm
October 12-14
30th Annual East Coast Migrant Stream Forum
Location: Renaissance Waverly, Atlanta, GA
(There is a registration fee for this training; stipends are available)
Registration details forthcoming
Wednesday, December 6*
NCCHCA training TBA
NCFHP trainings are provided at no cost for contract sites. For all other participants, there may be a registration fee. For questions about NCFHP trainings, contact Ann Watson, 919-527-6470, Farmworker Health Operations Specialist at NCFHP.
NCCHCA trainings are offered as part of a special populations workgroup series and are provided free of cost and include lunch. For questions, contact Mel Goodwin, 919-297-0066, Community Development & Special Populations Coordinator at NCCHCA.
*An RSVP is requested one week prior to NCCHCA events for a food count.