The purpose of this eLearning is to provide County staff, Adoption and Foster Family Agency staff, Probation staff, Community Partners, and Families with an overview of the Resource Family Approval (RFA) Program.
This E-Learning is structured to provide you with an introduction to what the Core Practice Model is and why California is adopting the CPM. It will take a deeper dive into the values, principles and practice behaviors of the Core Practice Model and explore how those particular components of the CPM relate to your professional role in child welfare service.
The CANS for Administrators webinar is live! CANS is a multi-purpose tool that supports decision-making, including level of care and service planning, which allows for the monitoring and outcome of services.
eLearning Now Live! Learning Objectives:- Understand the historical framework and policy issues related to FASD.
- Understand the criteria of the diagnosis that are associated with FASD and their frequency.
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Identify Primary and Secondary disabilities associated with FASD, their cause, and
prevention.
This eLearning course is designed to provide an overview and increase awareness of issues related to human trafficking for child welfare staff. You'll learn about the different types of human trafficking with a focus on the prevalence rates of commercial sexual exploitation of children and domestic minor sex trafficking.
In this webinar, Sarah Roush will go over some of the major health disparities that we see with this population. She covers current terminology related to LGBTQ individuals and patients. Finally, she discusses the recommended sexual and reproductive health screening and counseling services for LGBTQ patients.
Denise Goodman, Ph.D is hosting a series of webinars. The first webinar in this series, “From Plan to Action: Implementing and Tracking Our Recruitment Efforts Webinar” is now available. This webinar will explore the common roadblocks to successful implementation of a recruitment plan and how to identify your obstacles.
This publication examines current research regarding child welfare worker safety, focusing on the context and root causes of violence against child welfare workers, the laws and policies states have used to address the issue, and the strategies that agencies and workers can use to enhance workers' safety and well-being in the workplace.
These guidelines address safety within the context of social work practice. Ideally, these guidelines can stimulate the development of agency policies and practices to enhance social worker safety. In addition, social workers can
use these guidelines to assess agency culture of safety and to advance professional and personal well-being.
Begin to notice those colleagues who are exhibiting signs of secondary traumatic stress. When you find yourself working too hard – being so fixed on going the extra mile when it's not in you, think about Dave Cabrera saying, "You are no good to others if you don't have proper rest and focus."
This issue of insights provides an overview of the latest legislative developments in California, including data and perspectives on the policy and practice transformation taking place with the Continuum of Care Reform (CCR).
"Serving Those Who Serve Others"
The mission of the Central California Training Academy (CCTA) is to enhance the ability of staff in public social services and child welfare agencies to protect children and to prevent placement whenever possible.
Through the Academy, child welfare workers will have greater access to current and state-of-the-art child welfare practices, thereby leading to more competent workers in the field.