Courses

  • Community-Led Strategies to Reduce Alcohol-Related Harms in Saskatchewan

    by Master Web
    10 Lessons

    Introduction to Key Components of Successful Community-Led Strategies This self-paced online module is designed to support service providers, organizations, and community members in Saskatchewan by introducing the six key components of successful community-led strategies. These approaches are based on research and real-world experiences. Community-led strategies build on local strengths, respect cultural practices and values, foster… Read More »Community-Led Strategies to Reduce Alcohol-Related Harms in Saskatchewan

  • Community Capacity Building

    by Master Web
    13 Lessons

    The purpose of this self-paced online course is to introduce community capacity building and provide guidance for community members who are wanting to build capacity within their own community to address the prevention of a health issue of concern. Through community capacity building, dedicated individuals and groups within communities can contribute to primary prevention of negative health outcomes before they occur. By taking collective action, communities can build on existing strengths, provide opportunities for local individuals to learn new knowledge and skills, and work together to overcome challenges and improve health outcomes in their community.

  • Healthy Parenting Program – Online Course Quizzes

    by Master Web
    18 Lessons

    The Healthy Parenting Program is for parents and caregivers of children birth to age five. The program is a literacy-friendly, interactive, web-based resource that covers topics relevant to parents and caregivers such as eating healthy, safety, child care, child development, and immunization. The Healthy Parenting Program information can be accessed by clicking here. If you are interested in receiving a certificate for completing the Healthy Parenting Program – Online Course, you will need to complete a quiz for each section. These quizzes can be accessed here, and registration is required.