Faith Impact Leaders Retreat
Why We Exsist
Data shows that people who are part of a faith community and are experiencing mental health, substance use or family challenges often turn to their faith communities first. These families of faith tend to have healthier outcomes when positive faith is aligned. imWELL exists to assist faith leaders with the 51.5 million families that may participate in their local faith community. When trained leaders apply their knowledge, skills, and abilities you can help families recover, live safe and foster family resilience during mental health, substance use and healthy child-wellbeing challenges.
Our Faith Impact Leaders Retreat covers the following conversations, help you become an imWELL provider tailoring programs to meet your ministry's capacity and receive donations from Jo-Khy-Ki's profits.
- Belief Systems
- Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery
- Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
- Mental Health First Aid & Self-Care
- Conversations that Count
- imWELL Plan
Contact us to complete your First Encounter Information Session and register for your Strategic Planning Session. Host your Faith Impact Leaders Retreat to earn a donation to your ministry.
Leaders Retreat
Open honest conversations between leaders to foster happy, healthy, family lifestyles for themselves and laity. How are you making positive impacts for resilience?
Thursday, May 5, 2022
Our place of greatest impact
Be the 1 in one-hundred faith leaders in your state gathering on Thursday, May 5, 2022 for Faith Impact Summit 5/22. Hear from subject matter experts and faith leaders with lived experience on how faith impacts mental health, substance use and adverse childhood experiences.
In 2019 51.5 million American lived with a mental illness. That was the crisis before the crisis. Lay members will typically turn to their faith leaders when faced with a mental health or substance use challenge. Faith leaders are almost always the place families turn for addressing healthy child-family well-being behaviors.
Post summit participants will receive a free strategic planning session to host their own Faith Impact Retreat to bring awareness, resources, support and training to their leadership team and laity. Together we will make the greatest impact on 51.5 million families that are part of our faith communities.
imWELL will gather data at our local two-day retreats, quarterly collaborative and report out annually on May 5th at Faith Impact Summit. Together we will raise awareness on how faith communities are actively engaging and supporting families living with mental health, substance use and fostering healthy environments for children.
2022 Faith Impact Agenda at a Glance
- Belief Systems
- Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery
- Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
- Mental Health First Aid & Self-Care
- Conversations that Count
- imWELL Plan
Check back weekly for more information with speaker/presenter updates.