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DESCRIPTION:SDOH Facilitators Subcommittee - Monthly Meeting\n 2nd Wednesdays of the month\; 10:30 - 11:30am \nAdd series to calendar:\nhttps://www.addevent.com/event/NZ17365087\n \nIn collaboration with the  OK State Health Improvement Plan (OK SHIP) https://oklahoma.gov/health/health-education/data-and-statistics/oklahoma-state-health-improvement-plan/doh-dashboard.html\, Public Health Institute of Oklahoma\, Handle With Care OK\, OK Turning Point Council\, Oklahoma Health Care Authority\, and Muskogee Bridges\, we are promoting this monthly planning call to increase public-private interagency collaboration around peer support groups and life skills classes to address social determinants of health (SDOH).\n \nAction Team: SDOH Facilitators Subcommittee\nPlease join us for monthly statewide planning calls for facilitators of peer support groups/life skills classes and agency leaders implementing or interested in peer support groups/life skills classes. All are welcome. Feel free to invite interested colleagues. See below goals.\n \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/87879160976 \n \n \nProposed Meeting Goals:\n\n• strengthen family and community well-being by addressing social drivers of health (SDOH) with peer support groups/life skills classes\, especially in zip codes with high density Medicaid/SoonerCare members\;\n• encourage communities to implement peer support groups/life skills classes with trained facilitators (frontline family engagement specialists\, case managers\, health navigators\, family advocates\, community health workers\, behavioral health aides\, parents as teachers\, family support providers\, peer recovery support specialists\, counselors\, etc.)\;\n• discuss sample partnership agreements https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yPoG4aGR8dfKAKYxuFWP_-lZw_ss1y7V/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102895141314219214041&rtpof=true&sd=true to increase collaboration and reduce costs of peer support groups\;\n• discuss shared data and measurement tools (sample tools https://fs27.formsite.com/a34qO0/karddnch4j/index.html)\;\n• support new and experienced facilitators by sharing best practices together\, create a shared google drive https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cF84cA5CyA4lOAW5IxXpZw5y1g4fQEke?usp=sharing\, and provide opportunities for collaboration and resources\n\n \nWhat is a peer support group?\n1) Reduces Sources of Stress/Removes Barriers for Participation\;\n provides weekly family meal\, child care\, stipend\, and transportation if needed\n2) Supports Responsive Relationships and Environments\;\n 8–12 people meet weekly for 18 weeks to build authentic relationships that last beyond graduation\n3)Strengthens Core Life Skills\;\n Over 4-5 months\, two trained facilitators use a curriculum that builds executive functioning skills in 11 domains\n\nSponsored support/technical assistance will be provided by:\n\n• Jennifer Colbert\n Social Drivers of Health - Community Facilitator\n• Treasure McKenzie\, Muskogee Bridges \n• Adrienne Elder\, MPH\n Director of Interagency Special Projects\n EB Consulting\n• Spotlight community facilitators\, peer support group graduates\, special guests and national speakers!\n\n \nQualities of a Facilitator:\n\n• Facilitators agree on the philosophy\, concepts and underlying principles that allow flexibility\, yet consistency in how the program information is presented.\n• A facilitator investigates his/her own life while program participants investigate theirs.\n• Facilitators are both open-minded and compassionate.\n• Facilitators have a sincere desire to see others succeed.\n• Facilitators ask thought-provoking questions\, but do not supply any answers.\n• Facilitators do not disrupt the learning experience of others. \n• Facilitators recognize the value of the gifts\, talents\, knowledge\, insights and leadership that people experiencing adversity can offer.\n• Facilitators are the biggest advocates for graduates.   \n\n \n\n------\n\nPowered by addevent.com \nShare your next event with us!\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>SDOH Facilitators Subcommittee - Monthly Meeting<br /> </strong>2nd Wednesdays of the month; 10:30 - 11:30am <br />Add series to calendar:<br /><a href="https://www.addevent.com/event/NZ17365087">https://www.addevent.com/event/NZ17365087</a><br /> <br />In collaboration with the <strong> </strong><a href="https://oklahoma.gov/health/health-education/data-and-statistics/oklahoma-state-health-improvement-plan/doh-dashboard.html"><strong>OK State Health Improvement Plan (OK SHIP)</strong></a>, Public Health Institute of Oklahoma, Handle With Care OK, OK Turning Point Council, Oklahoma Health Care Authority, and Muskogee Bridges<strong>,</strong> we are promoting this monthly planning call to increase public-private interagency collaboration around peer support groups and life skills classes to address social determinants of health (SDOH).<br /> <br /><strong>Action Team: SDOH Facilitators Subcommittee</strong><br />Please join us for monthly statewide planning calls for facilitators of peer support groups/life skills classes and agency leaders implementing or interested in peer support groups/life skills classes. All are welcome. Feel free to invite interested colleagues. See below goals.<br /> <br /><strong>Join Zoom Meeting</strong><br /><a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87879160976">https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87879160976</a> <br /> <br /> <br /><strong>Proposed Meeting Goals:</strong><br /><ul type="disc"><li>strengthen family and community well-being by <strong>addressing social drivers of health</strong> (SDOH) with peer support groups/life skills classes, especially in zip codes with high density Medicaid/SoonerCare members;</li><li>encourage communities to implement peer support groups/life skills classes with trained facilitators (frontline family engagement specialists, case managers, health navigators, family advocates, community health workers, behavioral health aides, parents as teachers, family support providers, peer recovery support specialists, counselors, etc.);</li><li>discuss <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yPoG4aGR8dfKAKYxuFWP_-lZw_ss1y7V/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102895141314219214041&rtpof=true&sd=true"><strong>sample partnership agreements</strong></a> to increase collaboration and reduce costs of peer support groups;</li><li>discuss shared data and measurement tools (<a href="https://fs27.formsite.com/a34qO0/karddnch4j/index.html"><strong>sample tools</strong></a>);</li><li>support new and experienced facilitators by sharing best practices together, create a <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cF84cA5CyA4lOAW5IxXpZw5y1g4fQEke?usp=sharing"><strong>shared google drive</strong></a>, and provide opportunities for collaboration and resources</li></ul> <br /><strong>What is a peer support group?</strong><br />1) Reduces Sources of Stress/Removes Barriers for Participation;<br /> provides weekly family meal, child care, stipend, and transportation if needed<br />2) Supports Responsive Relationships and Environments;<br /> 8–12 people meet weekly for 18 weeks to build authentic relationships that last beyond graduation<br />3)Strengthens Core Life Skills;<br /> Over 4-5 months, two trained facilitators use a curriculum that builds executive functioning skills in 11 domains<br><br><strong>Sponsored support/technical assistance will be provided by:</strong><br /><ul type="disc"><li>Jennifer Colbert<br /> Social Drivers of Health - Community Facilitator</li><li>Treasure McKenzie, Muskogee Bridges </li><li>Adrienne Elder, MPH<br /> Director of Interagency Special Projects<br /> EB Consulting</li><li>Spotlight community facilitators, peer support group graduates, special guests and national speakers!</li></ul> <br /><strong>Qualities of a Facilitator:</strong><br /><ul type="disc"><li>Facilitators agree on the philosophy, concepts and underlying principles that allow flexibility, yet consistency in how the program information is presented.</li><li>A facilitator investigates his/her own life while program participants investigate theirs.</li><li>Facilitators are both open-minded and compassionate.</li><li>Facilitators have a sincere desire to see others succeed.</li><li>Facilitators ask thought-provoking questions, but do not supply any answers.</li><li>Facilitators do not disrupt the learning experience of others. </li><li>Facilitators recognize the value of the gifts, talents, knowledge, insights and leadership that people experiencing adversity can offer.</li><li>Facilitators are the biggest advocates for graduates.   </li></ul> <br /><br />------<br /><br />Powered by addevent.com <br>Share your next event with us!<br>
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