News & Events
Better Support NH Families Mini-Conference starts + more events in April!
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
Have you seen the line up this April from our Learn to Better Support our NH Families (virtual) series of select trainings for teachers and early childhood support agencies?
If you are an educator for young children, childcare professional, pediatric provider, or community agency staff serving families with young children, these trainings are for you!
We're kicking off our 3-Part Mini Conference starting with Guiding Principals & Professional Skills on April 20th.
Register once and you're automatically signed up for all three conference sessions!
If you missed these events in March... Good news!
We're offering one more opportunity for each in April:
- Register for April 18th NOT Too Tired to Care (training on compassion satisfaction/fatigue):
- Register for April 24 + May 8 + May 22 Trauma-Responsive Early Childhood Intervention (training on ACEs):
Better Support NH Families 2 new trainings released... Hurry to register, starts in March!
Thursday, March 2, 2023
NCHC is pleased to have released two more events in the Learn to Better Support NH Families series of free select trainings geared towards NH childcare agencies, providers, and workers to build participants’ interpersonal communication skills to effectively work with families and other professionals serving those families.
You can now register for:
- Trauma-Responsive Early Childhood Intervention
- NOT Too Tired to Care: Training on compassion satisfaction/fatigue
Check out the event flyers for these trainings (below) and click their respective links (above) to learn more and register. Space is limited; hurry! Training dates begin in March:
Free professional training for NH childcare workers, starts Jan 31 - Sign up today
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
To help support the development of our youngest community members (infant - 8 years), NCHC is offering various free virtual trainings for teachers and community agencies across the state; these trainings geared towards NH childcare agencies, providers, and workers will build participants’ interpersonal communication skills to effectively work with families and other professionals serving those families.
We’re starting with a 2-part Motivational Interviewing Training on Jan 31 & Feb 7!
Learn more and Register: https://nchcnh.info/MI_SupportNHFamilies
Beyond Motivational Interviewing Training…
Look out for other training sessions for childcare professionals happening February - March, 2023, including:
- Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
- Managing Compassion Fatigue, and
- a 3-part series covering cultural humility, enhancing communication skills, client-centered practice, and more!
Most of these sessions will be recorded and made available on our website at later date, and many sessions will provide continuing education credits for professionals, including the upcoming Motivational Interviewing Training on Jan 31 and Feb 7. Each registration will provide specific details!
If you are an educator for young children, childcare professional, pediatric provider, or community agency staff serving families with young children, these trainings are for you!
A full schedule will be made available, but to get started, please check out the upcoming Motivational Interviewing Course on January 31 + February 7!
Presenting NCHC's 2022 Annual Report
Friday, December 16, 2022
Dear NCHC partners, members, staff, and community,
Winding down the year, we’re thrilled to present to you North Country Health Consortium’s Annual Report. As we look back at 2022 with pride and gratitude, we are reminded that with this year marking NCHC’s 25th anniversary, there is a lot to be proud about and grateful for.
To those of you who were able to join us at NCHC’s Annual Meeting in November to celebrate the past 25 years of Making Connections that Count, thank you! We were grateful to be able to gather safely in person again and to our great partner, Weeks Medical Center, for hosting us.
The same theme was also applied to our 2022 Annual Report. As NCHC Executive Director, Lauren Pearson, said, “To highlight the exceptional work of our team and external partners, we have selected the theme of ‘Making connections that count,’ embodying the heart of our work.”
We are excited to share this work with you and invite you to view NCHC's 2022 Annual Report.
Thank you for your connection with us,
The Team at NCHC