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Do you want to join our team? We are currently hiring! Our Getthere Mobility Management program is seeking candidates for a Mobility and Transportation Advocate! Someone hired for this position would work in a collaborative team environment using various strategies to improve transportation access, independence, and service coordination. MTAs provide one-on-one transportation case management, education, and assistance to callers, including older adults, people with disabilities, and lower-income individuals. For more information visit: buff.ly/37DLoA3 and for a full job description visit: buff.ly/3VsunB8
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You can still register for our next Living Healthy workshop, being held at Tioga Opportunities, Inc.! Contact Rachel Cron at 607-687-4120 x 335, or Mary Maruscak at 607-692-7669 x 209 to register or to learn more!
We are happy to share that we will be holding a full day course on Thursday, June 20th 9am-5pm at the American Legion Post 1645 at 177 Robinson St. in Binghamton. It's not too late to sign up! Please consider sharing this information with members of your community, your families, and your service population who you feel may benefit. The course, Mental Health First Aid for Military, Veterans, and their Families is developed for adults to learn how to assist & support members of their community who may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge. More information can be found on the attached flyer and Julianne Lee, Community Health Educator at Rural Health Network SCNY, can answer any questions you or members of your community may have. Registration is required, simply email or call Julianne at jlee@rhnscny.org or 607-788-6896.Everyone who completes the course will become certified in Mental Health First Aid for 3 years, and will receive a free Narcan kit and their choice of $20 gas or grocery gift card. No need to pack a lunch! Lunch will be served, along with snacks and refreshments throughout the day. The course is open to anyone who is part of or supports the military community, including service members, veterans, their families and friends, their employers and their caregivers.We are pleased to share that we will be holding a full day course on Thursday, June 20th 9am-5pm at the American Legion Post 1645 at 177 Robinson St. in Binghamton. Please share this information with members of your community, your families, your service population who you feel may benefit. The course, Mental Health First Aid for Military, Veterans, and their Families is developed for adults to learn how to assist and support members of their community who may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge. More information can be found on the attached flyer and Julianne Lee, Community Health Educator at Rural Health Network SCNY, can answer any questions you or members of your community may have. Registration is required, just reach out to Julianne at jlee@rhnscny.org or 607-788-6896.Everyone who completes the course will become certified in Mental Health First Aid for 3 years, and will receive a free Narcan kit and their choice of $20 gas or grocery gift card. Lunch will be served, along with snacks and refreshments throughout the day. The course is open to anyone who is a part of or supports the military community, including service members, veterans, their families and friends, their employers and their caregivers.
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