This webinar will chart the tremendous growth of Family Resource Centers in multiple countries, illustrate the successful outcomes they have achieved for children and families,…
Young children entering Child Welfare Services often present unique challenges to the system of care. This two-part course will provide participants with foundational understanding to…
During this session, we will discuss everyday strategies for helping children build social and emotional competence. This session will be presented in an engaging lecture…
Young children entering Child Welfare Services often present unique challenges to the system of care. This two-part course will provide participants with foundational understanding to…
To support counties implementing CPPs and standing up prevention services in their communities, CFPIC and ICF bring this webinar to share the TA available to counties…
Elevating lived expertise is essential to building systems that work for children and families. In Safe & Sound's August Lunch & Learn, the expert panel discussed…
To support counties implementing CPPs and standing up prevention services in their communities, CFPIC and ICF bring this webinar to share the TA available to counties…
Challenging traditional organizational wellness approaches, this training will explore Pause, Reset, Nourish (PRN). PRN is a framework that is grounded in neuroscience and utilizes a…
To make lasting, transformational progress in communities, collaborative initiatives often pursue both programmatic work and systems change strategies. But the idea of "systems change" can…
This training will explore the development of substance use disorder (SUD) disparities in the US and their impacts on Hispanic/Latino/x/e individuals, families, and communities. Utilizing a…
If you are a leader who is looking for tools and strategy to lead a team or organization through change initiatives – this workshop is…
What are Family Resource Centers (FRCs) and how are they networked across the country? What does research show about the positive outcomes FRCs have achieved for children…
