Regional Training Events

Kim Kinakin of Living Positive Resource Centre presents an Ignite talk, Kelowna, 2017

Regional Training conferences are part of our Workforce Development and Skills Training progam.

We provide focused training in partnership with regional health authorities and local community-based member organizations to develop regional-specific skills training.

 

Regional Training Summaries

 

2018 

Prince George: Several members of the PAN team were welcomed in Prince George for the regional training on June 5-6. A sincere shout out and thank you from the PAN folks that attended to all in Prince George who made us feel so at home. Continue reading

Our next Regional Training will be in the fall of 2018 in the Fraser Health region.

 

2017

Kelowna: Pacific AIDS Network was thrilled to work in partnership with the Interior Health Authority to host a two-day regional gathering to learn, share wisdom and network. Participants working in the Interior Health region came from Cranbrook, Nelson, Vernon, Kamloops, Williams Lake and Kelowna. Continue reading

 

 

 

For more information about Regional training events, contact:
Stacy Leblanc
Director of Program Development
Pacific AIDS Network
Tel: 604.968.3160
Email: [email protected]

Janet Madsen
Capacity Building and Knowledge Translation Coordinator
Pacific AIDS Network
Tel: 604.725.5897
Email: [email protected]

 

 

We greatly appreciate the vision of our government funders and their ongoing commitment to supporting the work of the Pacific AIDS Network. In particular we gratefully acknowledge the Public Health Agency of Canada – HIV and Hepatitis C Community Action Fund. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of the Public Health Agency of Canada.

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