Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund

19th Gala Postponed Announcement -

19th Gala Postponed Announcement Dear LSWC Community, In response to the rapidly changing information and circumstances with respect to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Inc. has postponed our 19th Annual Awards Dinner and Gala on April 28th hosted at the Copacabana. We are in the pro...

We want to take a second to appreciate those who came to the one- day conference "Multi-Systemic Approach to Working With the Latinx Community Throughout Its Life Cycle" hosted by the Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund on March 27th at NYU.

We had powerful speakers and a great turn up!

Thank you again!

Join the Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund and LSWSO on Wednesday, March 27th, 2019 for a one-day conference.

Registration is now open http://www.123formbuilder.com/form-4566954/conference

6 CEU available.

Breakfast and lunch provided.

Please visit www.latinosocialwork.org for more information.

Conference

UPDATE!

We are now hosting our 18th Annual Awards and Dinner Gala on April 17th, 2019.

Visit our website to register
www.latinosocialwork.org

Join us for our special One-day conference on March 27th, 2019 at NYU!

Attendance is FREE for NYU Students

Tickets and registration available on out website
www.latinosocialwork.org

National Association of Social Workers New York City

On April 26, SSSW Adjunct Assistant Professor Antonio Young (pictured, on left) was awarded the Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Leadership Award in recognition of his leadership and service in the Latino social work community. Congratulations! Read more here: bit.ly/LSWC2018

Congratulations to all being honored at tonight's Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Annual Awards Dinner and Gala, including NYU Silver alumna Erica Sandoval, MSW '11, and NYU Silver Educational Coordinator and Field Instructor Miguel Angel Medina!

New York, NY,- Friends and supporters will come together on April 26, 2018 at the world-renowned Copacabana to celebrate The Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund and its 17 year commitment to improving lives and strengthening the Latino community. The event will pay tribute to honorees whose generosity and commitment have enabled the Coalition to remain strong and responsive and move forward in new and innovative ways.

GET YOUR TICKET HERE:http://www.latinosocialwork.org/registrationgala18.pdf

The Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Gala will pay tribute to community leaders and visionaries who make our work possible.

Outstanding Leadership Award- Arlene Gonzalez-Sanchez,
Commissioner of the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS)

Community Service Award- Erica Sandoval, Regional Director, Medical and Community Relations
Make-A-Wish Metro New York

Lifetime Achievement Award
Dianne Heggie, Associate Executive Director Council of Family and Child Caring Agencies (COFCCA)

Agency Legacy Award- ACACIA Network

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The Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund's mission is to increase the number of culturally and linguistically competent Latino social workers serving communities of color in New York City. This goal is accomplished by providing outreach, mentoring, education, training and financial support through collaboration with non-profit agencies and graduate schools of social work in pursuit of addressing the social needs of Latino communities.

Proud to announce the launch of our NEW LinkedIn page! Stay up to date on all our events and initiatives and connect with other social workers in our network via our LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/latino-socialwork-coalition/

Join us in collaboration with the Latinx Social Work Student Organization at NYU Silver on Tuesday, April 3rd for a 3hr CE credit workshop!

Opioids: Clinical Impact on Communities of Color

Steadily increasing opioid overdose death rates, especially in Hispanic (137%), African-American (213%), and American Indian (236%) communities, establish the urgency of the opioid epidemic as a public health crisis. Research has demonstrated that Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), especially if offered in combination with evidence-based behavioral interventions for substance use disorders (e.g., Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Recovery Support Services, etc.), is the most effective approach to treat opioid use disorders (OUD). This interactive training will review how these interventions work to address alcohol and opioid use disorders, to achieve benefits such as decreased overdoses and overdose deaths, increased social functioning and treatment retention, and enhanced pathways to sustainable recovery.

Goal: Participants will increase their knowledge of MAT and other evidence-based practices for OUDs, and how these interventions increase opportunity for recovery for those with OUD.

When: Tuesday, April 3, 2018 @ 9am
Where: NYU Kimmel Center, Room 802
Cost: $60 Registration for attendance and 3 CE Credits

Register here: http://www.123formbuilder.com/form-3413609/Diana-Padilla-CE-Opioid-Workshop

For questions, please email us at [email protected]