City of ColumbusIssuing agency·Columbus, OH·via a public procurement portalColumbus Public Health is seeking proposals for professional and interpersonal skills useful in social services work.
Providing services related to HIV can be stressful, fast paced, often underfunded, and often thankless. In coordinating both the Ryan White Part A and Ending the HIV Epidemic grants for Central Ohio, Columbus Public Health needs supportive trainings on topics, including motivational interviewing, ethics and boundaries, trauma-informed care, stages of change, and other related subjects. Specifically, Motivational Interviewing has two (2) sessions, both in-person, that equal one training. All of the others are only one (1) session, and can be completed virtually. These trainings are for professionals that are working at agencies funded by Columbus Public Health, or related to HIV services in Central Ohio.
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Source: City of Columbus (solicitation 259121), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
