Rice County Chemical and Mental Health Coalition is proud to offer the following trainings:
Beverage Server Awareness training is required by Rice County and the cities of Faribault and Northfield for alcohol license renewal.
The training curriculum was developed in conjunction with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Alcohol, and Gambling Enforcement Division and fulfills dram shop insurance requirements for most insurance companies (License holders are encouraged to check with their insurance companies to confirm).
On-demand server training is now available! Registration costs $10. Register here.
On-site training for all employees at individual establishments is also available. To schedule an on-site contracted training, please contact: servertraining@hci-mn.org
Naloxone training is a free training for organizations and individuals on the administration of naloxone, the medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. A full training runs approximately 60 minutes and can be provided in person or remotely as a Zoom webinar. All attendees can receive their own IM naloxone kit and a certificate of completion. For some professionals, Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be available.
For more information on naloxone, click here.
QPR is a 90-minute training that aims to reduce suicidal behaviors and save lives by teaching people how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade and refer someone to help.
QPR trainings are available for free to businesses, organizations, and individuals.
To schedule a training contact molly@hci-mn.org.
For more information about Question, Persuade, Refer, visit: qprinstitute.com.