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ForwardCoaching for Indian Child Welfare: Working With Tribes and Tribal Families
Coaching sessions are an opportunity for participants to receive training and support on critical topics that is flexible enough to respond to their current needs.
Coaching for Permanency
Permanency timelines; permanency from day one; engaging with families to co-create case plans; setting safety objectives; measuring progress versus compliance in cases; transition planning for children; knowing when to file for Termination of Parental Rights (TPR); understanding the court process
Coaching for Regional Core Training Continuation
Coaching for Regional Core Training (RCT) Continuation provides an opportunity for you to enhance your skills after you graduate from RCT in a focused area of practice pertinent to your daily work/practice in child welfare.
Facilitated Cohort Learning Sessions To Support ICWA Practice
Facilitated Cohort Learning Sessions To Support ICWA Practice provides former cohorts from RCT and SCT classes that are working on Indian Child Welfare cases to expand their knowledge beyond core training curriculum and gain application within live cases.
Topic Support Group: Fostering as Part of a Team
As a caregiver for a child in the foster care system, you are part of a parenting team. The courts, the social worker, CASA, GAL, medical team, therapists and the child’s biological family all have a role to play.
Topic Support Group: Navigating Fostering as a LGBTQIA+ Caregiver
As an LGBTQIA+ caregiver have you felt that your Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) impacts your fostering journey?
Topic Support Group: Practical Parenting Skills for Caregivers
It isn’t always easy to meet the complex needs of a child while navigating a new parental role. Foster parenting calls for a trauma-informed, mindful, and positive response to a wide variety of behaviors.
Topic Support Group: Littlest Lives and Their Big Needs - Parenting 0 to 2
As a parent of an infant or toddler, the earliest development years are among the most critical to a child’s long-term development. Children under 2 who are in foster care often require supports and approaches that are not so typical for their peers.
Topic Support Group: Parenting in the Digital Age
Ready access to smart phones, tables, and computers has created a whole new world of challenges for parents of pre-teens and teens. Youth do not need to leave their bedrooms be introduced to risky situations.
Topic Support Group: Supporting LGBTQIA+ Youth in Foster Care
Understanding your child’s identity is critical to providing them the care and support they need to navigate the development years.