Stigma Ends at CU requires its accredited members to complete a variety of mental health and substance use based trainings to ensure we are an informed, welcoming and supportive space in the Carleton University community. These include…
Naloxone Training – RespectRx
Stigma: How You Can Impact Change – Ottawa Public Health
PartySafer – Ottawa Public Health
Overdose Prevention and Response Training – Ottawa Public Health
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Training – Carleton Equity and Inclusive Communities
Behavioural Addictions Training – Youth Gambling Awareness Program YMCA
Accredited Stigma Ends at CU members also attend All People All Pathways meetings held in association with the Community Addictions Peer Support Association (CAPSA) to participate in discussions of their own substance use and/or to act as supportive and informed allies to those with lived experience of substance use/behavioural addiction challenges.
How to Receive CCR Credit
- Attend meetings and participate regularly
- Participate in a few wellness activities through the year
- Volunteer at tabling events through the year
- Complete all training requirements
- Join one APAP meeting per semester