Introduction to Case Management Training

This workshop is designed for individuals keen on mastering the foundational elements of professional case management in the human services Event Overview: Introduction to Case Management Training Description: This workshop is designed for individuals keen on mastering the foundational elements of professional case management in the human services sector. It aims to familiarize participants with the key concepts and diverse roles of a case manager in today's social landscape. By the end of this session, attendees will gain comprehensive insights into the case management process, equipped with practical skills for immediate application. Training Format: The session will be conducted in person Learning Outcomes: Participants will develop competencies in: • Screening and assessing clients • Identifying potential risks • Conducting follow-ups • Interviewing techniques • Precise documentation • Facilitating home visits and plan meetings Populations Served by Case Managers: Case managers cater to diverse groups, ensuring specialized support for: • Children and Family • Veterans • Senior citizens • People with addictions • People with disabilities • Homeless populations • Domestic violence victims • Immigrants • Mental health • Unemployment • Ex-Offenders • Inmates Hiring Entities: A wide range of organizations seek skilled case managers to address specific needs. These include: • Department of Correction • Department of Social Services • Department of Human Services • Department of Housing • Employment Services • Mental Health Providers • Hospitals • Resource Centers • Department of Veterans • Department of Aging • Universities/ Colleges • Department of Disabilities • Substance Abuse Clinics • Department of Defense