Building Sustainable DHS 72 Implementation: Part 4

Aligning & Implementing DHS 72 in Your Organization

This four-part virtual workshop series is designed to help Wisconsin organizations build sustainable, recovery-aligned implementation of DHS 72 administrative rules. Meeting organizations wherever they are in the process—whether just learning the framework, assessing readiness, or actively developing an implementation plan—each session offers practical guidance grounded in real-world experience.

Participants can expect a learning experience rooted in both policy expertise and recovery support services practice—equipping their organizations with the knowledge and tools needed to implement DHS 72 with fidelity and sustainability. Each session has its own registration link and is designed to stand alone, so participants may attend a single session or the full series. This series is facilitated by Helios Recovery Services.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

Understand the DHS 72 Framework and Peer Role Fidelity: Explain the legislative origins of DHS 72, identify its core components, and recognize indicators of peer role fidelity and common points of role drift in organizational and clinical settings.
Assess Organizational Readiness and Close Implementation Gaps: Use a structured self-assessment to evaluate alignment across DHS 72 domains, identify gaps in staffing, supervision, and documentation, and develop a prioritized action plan with a 90-day planning horizon.
Build a Sustainable DHS 72 Implementation Strategy: Develop an organizational alignment strategy with defined milestones and a 12-month implementation horizon, integrating cross-sector partnerships and a framework for ongoing accountability and quality improvement.

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