Ken Quick from The Community Health Clinic has reached out to us saying he has 13 packages of 25 count albuterol sulfate inhalation 2.5mg/3mL. The packages expire in October 2020, and one 60 count box of the same medication expires in November 2020. 

If you are interested, please contact Ken Quick directly at his cell phone (740)-877-0364. 

After such a successful Supply Pick-Up Day, Otto from Hands On Sports is asking for our help! Show your support for Hands On Sports Foundation by supporting the 15th Annual Otto Orf Charity Golf Classic. 

-Sponsoring a hole at the golf outting

-Donate items or dollars to the charity

-Participate as a golfer

For more information on the event, email info@handsonsportsfoundation.org 

The Charitable Healthcare Network is hosting a bi-weekly virtual discussion group for Ohio's charitable healthcare organizations. Here we will check-in with one another as well as share resources and strategies on our approach to handling the COVID-19 pandemic. Meetings will be held Wednesdays from 11am-12pm. Download the minutes/ recording from this week's meeting below or register to join live!

On September 9th, staff from the Alzheimer's Association of Central Ohio will present on risk factors and early signs of Alzheimer's, as well as the medical and social factors that put patients at risk for developing dementia. The Alzheimer's Association offers free trainings, educational seminars, and support groups for patients with Alzheimer's as well as their caregivers and healthcare providers. This presentation will also include an overview of the free support and educational opportunities available across the state.

AMSR is a 1-day training designed for all behavioral health professionals working with youth (10-24) to learn how to recognize, assess, and treat suicidality in patients. Professionals will gain a  deeper understanding of suicide ideation and its treatment. 6.5 CEUs are provided to eligible professions. 

AMSR training will focus on how to:

       -Approach work with suicidal patients
       -Understand suicide
       -Get important information from patients regarding suicide
       -Form accurate judgement on client well-being
       -Safely plan and respond to suicide related-behaviors.

Does your organization have blind spots of bias? In our current climate, we are faced with the need to address our own individual biases, but this contemplation also begs the question: “How does this play out in my organization?” This Nonprofit Forum will provide a brief overview of implicit bias, discuss how biases can disrupt the hiring process, and explore how to identify and rectify bias that may exist within your organization’s processes. Thank you to the Columbus Foundation for putting on this Zoom Webinar!

Workshop objectives:
       -Deliver a baseline understanding of implicit bias
       -Discuss how biases can disrupt the hiring process
       -Discern how an organization may have systemic biases in daily operations