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NC State University
 
The Center For Family and Community Engagement

January 13, 2020

February Trainings!
We have several upcoming in-person trainings, but don't forget about our on-demand trainings! On-demand trainings are free, self-paced, online, and certificate-bearing. 

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Navigating Child and Family Teams: The Role of the Facilitator

This is a three-day, intensive skill-building opportunity for those who will be facilitating child and family team meetings. Participants will learn how to effectively facilitate child and family teams by first understanding how the role of the facilitator differs from that of the traditional social worker. Participants will also discuss the importance of attending to family culture.

Prerequisite: Step-By-Step: An Introduction to Child and Family Teams

Upcoming Dates and Locations:

February 5 - 7       Sampson County

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Family-Centered Practice in Family Preservation Programs

Family-Centered Practice in Family Preservation Programs is a five-day specialized curriculum, designed for family preservation and other home-based services workers, to gain instruction in the skills necessary for successful in-home intervention. This training, organized around a six-stage Intervention Cycle, includes tools and strategies for each phase of involvement- Joining, Discovery, Change, Celebration, Separation and Reflection.

Prerequisite: None

Upcoming Dates and Locations:
February 11 - 13 & 18 - 19                            Fayetteville Regional Training Center
 

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Other Upcoming Trainings

Building Cultural Safety
February 18 - 20           Guilford/Alamance County    

Step By Step
February 26 - 28           Iredell County   

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These trainings are sponsored by NC Division of Social Services and free to participants.To explore our other in-person and on-demand training offerings, click the link below.

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