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Building Youth Engagement and Involvement: Technical Assistance Azaria Georger Youth Peer Services Training And Credentialing Coordinator Bianca Logan Youth Peer Development And Training Manager Alex Frisina Long Island Regional Youth Partner


  1. Building Youth Engagement and Involvement: Technical Assistance Azaria Georger Youth Peer Services Training And Credentialing Coordinator Bianca Logan Youth Peer Development And Training Manager Alex Frisina Long Island Regional Youth Partner March 5, 2020

  2. Welcome Webinar Basics • All are muted, please chat in your questions throughout the webinar. • Slides and recording will be posted on the CTAC website www.ctacny.org. Look under the Upcoming Events tab for calendar and navigate to the date of the presentation .

  3. BUILDING YOUTH ENGAGEMENT & INVOLVEMENT: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY -YOUTH POWER! OF FAMILIES TOGETHER IN NYS

  4. AGENDA  Who we are  Our Results  The process  How to get connected

  5. YOUTH POWER MISSION STATEMENT YOUTH POWER! is Families Together’s statewide youth network run for and by youth and young adults We are a statewide network of young people who have been labeled and are seeking change. T ogether, we have decided to speak up about our experiences because nobody knows what it is like for us better than we do. Through peer-to-peer mentoring we empower young people to be active citizens who are aware of government operations, their rights, and the ability to influence policies, practices, regulations, and laws. We are young people helping other people, ensuring the availability of self-help and peer support so that young people get the support they need with the respect and dignity they deserve.

  6. WHO WE ARE  NYS leading peer runYouth Advocacy Network  Young adult peer staff in all five regions of NYS  Connections to national and local partners  Provide learning opportunities for youth,adults, YPAs and agencies  Work to address needs of communities, agencies, and state partners  Meet individuals and agencies where they are at

  7. REGIONAL YOUTH PARTNERS Alex x Fris isin ina Long Island RYP AFrisina@ftnys.org 631-245-5289 Carly y DelV lVecchio io Central RYP CDelVecchio@ftnys.org 315-679-1476 Shain inek Edm dmunds dson New Y ork City RYP Sedmundson@ftnys.org 347-461-2819 Alex Carpenter Western RYP Acarpenter@ftnys.org Imar ari Wils lson 585-314-2452 Hudson River RYP IWilson@ftnys.org 518-322-2096 www.ftnys.org / youthpower/meet - the - yp - team

  8. OUR STRATEGIC GOAL Improve quality of youth peer advocacy & involvement by offering technical assistance and training opportunities to young people and adult allies. Three key areas:  Supporting Self-Advocacy  Increasing Youth-Guided Practice  Implementing Youth Peer Services

  9. OUR STRATEGIC GOAL IN ACTION Individualized Virtual and in- Organizational support person Assessments (TA Plan) consultation Review and Assistance with Training provide feedback the planning and (Youth and/or on materials for preparation for Adult Partners) young people. YPAs Connections to Starting and Regional and others who may sustaining a Youth statewide learning have had similar Advisory Council collaboratives experiences

  10. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROCESS 1. Initial Request 2. Assessment 3. Plan Development 4. Implementation 5. Evaluate

  11. Request assistance on our Website Identify the type of request Briefly describe the topic of your request

  12. ASSESSMENT Process of using our expertise to understand and evaluate what is going on and needed to move forward.  Using assessment forms  Processing through conversations  Holding focus groups

  13. PLAN DEVELOPMENT  Establish how TA will be accomplished:  Documented plan  Identify goals, assets and strengths  Action steps and responsibilities between RYPs and partners  Identify timelines  Track outcomes

  14. ROLES IN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Agency’s role Regional Youth Partner’s role  Key players involved  Support priorities  Guide the process  Provide tools and resources to clarify priorities  Develop priorities Equal Partnership  Strategies and materials  Open communication  Evaluation  Commitment  Assess performance  Respect boundaries of time and capacity

  15. IMPLEMENT  Training (Youth and Adult Partners)  Assistance in creating social marketing plans and material  Assistance with YPA Program implementation

  16. EVALUATE Follow up:  Progress forms for agencies  Verbal check-in following TA sessions  Web-based surveys  Interviews

  17. COMMON TA REQUESTS • Organizational Readiness for Youth Peer Support • Creating a Youth Peer Support Program • Hiring & Orientation for YPAs • Starting and sustaining a Youth Advisory Council, board or group • Addressing needs of Transitional Age youth in adult programs/services

  18. Toll Free: 518-432-0333 info@ftnys.org www.ftnys.org/YOUTHPOWER @YOUTHPOWERNY @FTNYS

  19. Upcoming CTAC Events: ‣ The Supervisor's Role in Creating a High Performance Team Wednesday, March 18 at 2:00 PM ‣ Reducing Access Disparities in Mental Health Treatment with Technology Monday, March 23 at 12:00 PM

  20. Contact CTAC Please send questions to: ctac.info@nyu.edu Logistical questions usually receive a response in 1 business day or less. Longer & more complicated questions can take longer. Visit www.ctacny.org to view past trainings, sign-up for updates and event We appreciate your interest and announcements, and access resources patience!

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