ThriveKY 2025 Webinar & In-Person Roadshow Program

Join the ThriveKY coalition in 2025 for:

    • Important updates on the economy, Medicaid, KCHIP, SNAP, housing, transportation, child care, public health, behavioral health, and suicide prevention.
    • New tools available to assist community members with meeting basic needs.
    • Tips on being a more effective advocate in your community.

    Who Should Attend?

    • Community Health Workers
    • Social Workers
    • Targeted Case Managers
    • Peer Support Specialists
    • Community Leaders
    • Public Employees
    • Nonprofit Staff
    • Frontline Service Providers
    • Outreach Workers
    • Educators
    • Faith Leaders
    • Counselors
    • Librarians
    • FRYSCs
    • Those who serve their community

     

    WHERE WILL WE BE IN 2025? (registrations linked below)

    Virtual Programs (all in EST)

    In-Person Roadshows (1pm-4pm local time zone)

    • Tuesday 4/15 Louisville – South Central Regional Library
    • Tuesday 5/6 Somerset – Pulaski County Library
    • Tuesday 6/3 Morehead – Morehead Conference Center
    • Tuesday 7/8 Henderson – Henderson County Extension Office
    • Tuesday 8/5 Hopkinsville- Christian County Extension Office
    • Tuesday 9/2 Hazard – Perry County Library Inspiration Station
    • Tuesday 10/7 Covington – Kenton County Library
    • Tuesday 11/4 Richmond – Madison County Public Library

    QUESTIONS?

    For questions about continuing education or general registration, please email alex@kyvoicesforhealth.org.

    Interested in supporting ThriveKY with a 2025 sponsorship?

    Learn more HERE or email kelly@kyvoicesforhealth.org for more information!

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    ThriveKY 2026 Virtual & In-Person Events

    Join the ThriveKY Coalition in 2026 for: Important updates on the economy, Medicaid, KCHIP, SNAP, housing, transportation, child care, public health, and behavioral health. New tools available to assist community members with meeting basic needs. Tips on being a more effective advocate in your community.   2026 Events – Registrations linked below Virtual Programs (times in EST) In-Person Regional Roadshows – Now with 30 additional minutes for community discussion! Who should attend? **CEUs approved for CCHWs by the Kentucky Office of Community Health Workers. CEUs approved for all social workers licensed with the Kentucky Board of Social Work by the Kentucky Society of Clinical Social Work. CEU certificates are available for professionals who can self-report hours. Interested in Sponsoring ThriveKY in 2026? Sponsors help us provide programming and free CEUs to hundreds of community professionals in Kentucky. Check out our 2026 sponsorship flyer and reach out to Kelly Taulbee (kelly@kyvoicesforhealth.org) with any questions.

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