Workshop Details

B4: Youth Worker Well-Being Project

Presented by Becky Reich, Director of Quality, Youth Worker Well-Being & Cassie Wade, Vice President, Youth Worker Well-Being

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Workshop Description

♦This session is appropriate for individuals in supervisory or executive leadership roles.

Indiana’s new Youth Worker Well-Being Project is leading the charge in prioritizing youth worker well-being by providing resources and direct support to those who care for our youth. Join us to learn more about this innovative initiative serving Indiana youth workers.

Learning objectives:

• Participants will learn about the success and impact of the Youth Worker Well-Being Project so far.
• Participants will find out how Youth Worker Well-Being Project resources can support their organization's goals in creating a workplace culture that values diversity, equity, and inclusion and supports youth workers through a trauma-informed environment.
• Participant will be able to explore details on eligibility, applications, and timelines.

Presenter Bios:

Becky Reich, Director of Quality, Youth Worker Well-Being

Becky supports Indiana youth workers by implementing programs to improve well-being through access to healthcare, increased workplace equity, and leadership opportunities. She has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Purdue University and holds certifications in various training, quality, workplace, humanitarian, and equity concepts.

Cassie Wade, Vice President, Youth Worker Well-Being

Cassie holds a master’s in public administration from Ball State University. With 18 years of human service experience, she has provided visionary leadership in diverse realms, including early childhood education, out-of-school time, child abuse and neglect prevention, and intervention. Cassie is an unwavering advocate for intersectional justice and equality.