Peer Support Staff Resources

Support for the Peer Workforce

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Free CEUs,

Re-Certified and continuing to stay informed to support.

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Webinars are always free, but pre-registration is required.

*Certificates are available for viewing select recordings.

Please email:

d2winfo@copelandcenter.com

With the title of the webinar viewed and your name, you want to appear on the certificate.

Doors To Wellbeing
MHACCBO Certifications

Qualified Mental Health Associate and many other options to become and recertify QMHA 1 certifications.
MHACCBO
Project Able

Project Able has two activity calendars that offer the ability to Zoom in or call in to attend a class and earn CEU.
Project Able
OHA Traditional Health Worker Information for Certification

The purpose of the Traditional Health Worker (THW) program is to help THWs in Oregon become trained and certified to meet current standards, diversify the health care workforce, provide high-quality and culturally competent care to our increasingly diverse populations, and ultimately promote health equity.
THW Cert. & Re-cert.
Peer Recovery Support Webinars

As of January 2023, registration and access to CE quizzes and certification for the NAADAC Free Webinar Series are available in the NAADAC Education Center. Click here to learn about the NAADAC Education Center.
NAADAC

Let us work together!

CEUs are special creditied education units that aid you to learn more about your job. Sometimes you need to take these classes/webinars to keep your job or your special training.

Re-certification is when you renew your special training or your job certificate.

A peer support specialist is someone who helps other people with similar problems. A certified recovery mentor is someone who supports people recover from drug or alcohol problems.

If you have questions about these things, just send a message, and we can support you get more information.

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Current Information

Kickstarting Your Local Business: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Success

By Image via Pexels • 05 Dec, 2023

Kickstarting Your Local Business: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Success

A Big Leap Forward: Doubling our impact with $20, 000 in Grants!!!

By Amy Jo Young; BS/ President & Founder • 06 Oct, 2023

On-The-Go Housing Enhancement Program

Making a Difference: L-APS, INC. Programs

By site-2KmcMQ • 13 Aug, 2023

Making a Differenc: L-APS, INC. Programs

May 2023

By Amy Jo Young-BS • 21 May, 2023

Spring Has Sprung: A Journey of Healing, Growth, and New Beginnings

Alot has occurred since August 2022

26 Nov, 2022

Alot has happened good and sad....

Letter from the President

By site-2KmcMQ • 28 Aug, 2022

From the Desk of the President:

Gearing up to start giving back September-November 2022

By Amy Jo Young-BS President/Founder • 11 Aug, 2022

Mobile Thrift/Community Fridge September-November 2022

OOOOH! Its been too long...

18 Jul, 2022

Hello...from my desk of wonders :)

It is just the beginning and our minds will only be the limiter.

By Desk of the Founder/President Amy Young-BS • 04 Jun, 2022

Thoughts from the desk of the Founder/President

Starting a conversation

04 Jun, 2022

Look what we have been up to! :)

Welcome to

L- aPs, Inc.

(Learning, Living, & Loving after/along w/ Programs)

List of Services

About Food Donation Laws in Oregon
Under the Good Samaritan Act of 1996, anyone who donates food in good faith to a organization like L-APS, INC., is protected from liability associated with that product. Federal and state Good Samaritan laws were created to encourage food donations, reduce the waste of fresh food, and protect donors. L-APS, INC., follows strict food handling and safety procedures to ensure that the people we serve receive the highest-quality food possible. Providing the folks we serve with delicious, healthy, and safe food is of utmost importance to us.

Good Samaritan Act of 1996 (Click Here) List Item 1

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