Special Programs
D'Youville University's
Health Career Opportunity Program (HCOP)
Erie Niagara AHEC supports the professional development of students enrolled in D’Youville University’s HCOP Program. ENAHEC staff provides supplemental education on current and emerging healthcare topics such as preventing provider burnout, cultural humility, health literacy, and more. These topics reflect real-world issues students will face as future healthcare professionals, and prepares students to provide patient-centered care.
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More information: Health Careers Opportunity Program | DYouville
Provider and Community Education
Erie Niagara AHEC provides an array of educational sessions to current and training healthcare providers on topics including, but not limited to, cultural humility, health literacy, social drivers of health, and preventing burnout. We can customize trainings needed to meet your organization’s specific needs.
If you would like to inquire about a training, please contact janthony@en-ahec.org.
Resiliency in Communities After Stress and Trauma (ReCAST)
ReCAST supports high-risk youth and families in communities impacted by civil unrest by promoting resilience, opportunity, and healing. ENAHEC’s Student Health Internship Program (SHIP) fosters youth mental wellness through mentorship, mental health education, and addressing social determinants like financial stability and education, empowering students to aspire beyond high school.
Imagine Nonviolence
In collaboration with local community experts, ENAHEC is training doulas and mothers with a goal of addressing the pressing gun violence, domestic violence, and mental health rates in Erie and Niagara Counties. Doulas are training to both ethically and safely screen clients for domestic violence, as well as the proper steps to provide resources to assist the client in domestic violence. Pregnant individuals and mothers are provided with classes on the topics of firearms safety and provided skills for de-escalating potentially dangerous situations.
