Faithful Families: Train the Trainer

— Written By Courtney Tevepaugh
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Family around a counter with foodTrain the Trainer for Lay Leaders & Faith-Based Volunteers

Friday, November 19, 2021 

9 a.m.–noon via Zoom 

Register: https://bit.ly/ncff2021

Faithful Families: Train the Trainer is a 3-hour virtual workshop for faith leaders interested in implementing the program within one of the following North Carolina counties: Alexander, Catawba, Iredell, and Wilkes.

Faithful Families Thriving Communities (Faithful Families) works directly in communities of faith across the country to promote health for individuals, families, and local communities. This practice-tested program is open to all faith and religious traditions and engages faith communities in health education, environmental changes to support health, and community-wide health initiatives. Faithful Families builds on the connection between health and faith at multiple levels of the socioecological model – through individuals, interpersonal relationships, organizational policies and practices, and environment, and the broader community. The program trains and brings together facilitators (nutrition and health educators) and Lay Leaders (non-clergy members) to co-deliver the program in faith settings.

This training is for potential Faithful Families Lay Leaders. Lay Leaders are vital to the program’s success, as they help to ground health messages in the community’s faith and religious tradition. Lay Leaders are trained to promote the program, co-teach the curriculum, act as liaisons between the health educator and the faith leaders, promote individual and organizational changes, connect their faith communities to resources, and help the faith community extend their reach into the local community.

Learn more about Faithful Families.

Contact your local agent for questions:

Alexander County: Der Holcomb, der_xiong@ncsu.edu

Wilkes County: Courtney Tevepaugh, courtney_tevepaugh@ncsu.edu

Catawba County: Tina McGilvary, tmmcgill@ncsu.edu

Iredell County: Andrea Sherrill, andrea_sherrill@ncsu.edu