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You are invited to join the National Organization for Human Services. Today, our membership includes professionals at many levels and in many different types of settings, including public and private agencies, private practice, religious organizations, and non-profit organizations.Sign up now using this secure online application form, or download and print this printed form.
Member Categories
Annual Membership Dues (paid yearly)
- Faculty/Practitioner: $95.00
- Student Membership: $35.00
- Retired Membership: $60.00
- Organization Membership: $190.00 (Includes two individual memberships)
- Additional Member for Organization Member: $80 per member (in addition to the two individual memberships included in the Organization Membership)
The Value of NetworkingYour network of professional colleagues will grow exponentially with your NOHS membership -- through conferences, special events and exclusive online resources. These contacts are invaluable in staying up to date on issues vital to human service education and practice. For EducatorsNOHS educators offer human services and social work programs at the community college, undergraduate and graduate levels. All those programs feature a significant service-learning and internship component, delivered in close partnership with community agencies. Human service educators also do research in effective teaching and training as well as effective practice, and often collaborate with community professionals in those endeavors. For PractitionersMembership in NOHS creates the opportunity for you to network with professionals from many disciplinary backgrounds who share a common goal of addressing both individual and community needs within the human services area. This diversity creates an opportunity for professional growth regardless of whether you are new to the field or a human services pioneer. Because human services has a strong base in local communities, NOSHE actively supports separate regional organizations across the country. These regional organizations offer separate annual conferences to address the distinct needs within each region, while also interfacing with the national organization through participation on the national board. For StudentsStudent members find an affiliation that helps them form their identities as human service professionals, regardless of the area of human services they eventually aspire to work in. Working jointly with with the Council for Standards in Human Service Education, NOHS recently launched the first phase of a new credentialing program for human service workers, and the involvement of practitioners is crucial to the success of this endeavor. |
Advance Your Career with NOHSWhether you are an educator, practitioner or student, NOHS’s broad range of benefits provide the mix of services that will strengthen your career.
For More InformationTo read more about NOHS's organization and bylaws, read Inside NOHS. Or write info@nationalhumanservices.org. |
