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For the latest updates in accreditation news – both at AG and the field of accreditation at large – see below. If you are looking for something specific, use keywords in the search function.
January 12th, 2022
Happy New Year! Don’t miss our first newsletter of 2022 where we provide several toolkits designed to assist with developing new strategic initiatives. Click here to read more.
December 20, 2021
Social Current, in partnership with Prevent Child Abuse America, has developed a guide that includes tools and resources to help community-based organizations access opioid settlement funds and influence how these funds are spent. Click here for this toolkit.
November 18, 2021
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), developed a resource guide for organizations providing telehealth and technology-assisted services for people who struggle with substance abuse. Click here to access this resource guide.
November 10, 2021
Social Current offers two newly updated advocacy toolkits, one with general public policy and advocacy tools, and another with tips & tools for media relations and social media to support advocacy.
Newsroom Archive
Social Current (COA) Toolkits
Nonprofit Feature Article
Congratulations to Those Accredited!
October 2021 Newsletter
Accreditation – A Solid Foundation for CCBHC
Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) Mobile Units
Revised Joint Commission PI and LD Standards
Engaging and Evaluating for Board Effectiveness
Congratulations to Those Accredited!
Educating Your Board of Directors
Accreditation Bootcamp
Telehealth – One Size May Not Fit All!
Exploring Ways to Find Your Next Board Member
National Recovery Month
Texas Child Care Administrators Conference 2021
Oregon SUD Treatment Accreditation Advisory Group
SAMHSA Awards Grants to CCBHCs!
The New Normal – Using Accreditation as a Guide to a Post-Pandemic Organization
AG Joins 500+ Organizations in Letter to Congress
SAMHSA Grants To Treat Trauma in Children
Building Diversity to Improve the Effectiveness of Your Nonprofit Board of Directors