It's Not Right! Neighbours, Friends & Families Program: Upcoming Community Presenter Training Sessions

Community Presenter Training Program

Community presenters work with local CRNs to deliver public presentations and workshops.  BC CRN welcomes members from the general public to become INR community presenters.
Individuals must first complete training, and be certified by BC CRN before any presentations are conducted.

Fees: There is no cost, outside of participant time to attend training and complete homework, for the training.

Role Pre-requisites: 

• Previous experience or a solid knowledge in adult education and learning and group facilitation.
• Previous experience teaching or presenting to adults.
• A general knowledge of the topic of adult abuse, neglect, and self-neglect.

Download a preview version of the Training Administration Guide for more information.

Interested individuals should contact their local CRN or Regional Mentor for upcoming training opportunities.

Public Presentations and Workshops

The general public is welcome to book a 45-minute to 2-hour presentation or workshop for their organization or community group. Presentation participants will learn to:

• Recognize the warning signs and risk factors of senior abuse.
• Recognize the role ageism plays in abuse.
• Recognize the impact of abusive behaviour.
• Hold supportive and respectful conversations.
• Who to refer to, and where to find help.

Download a preview version of the Presentation Administration Guide for more information.

To request a new presentation, or attend an event in your community, contact your local Community Response Network (CRN).