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STEP BY STEP: AN INTRODUCTION TO CHILD AND FAMILY TEAMS

Step by Step: An Introduction to Child and Family Teams is a two-day interactive orientation and practice training focused on the use of child and family teams as part of service delivery within the North Carolina Multiple Response System. Step by Step replaces the Setting the Stage and Caution: Family Meeting Ahead! courses, and will serve as the prerequisite event for all other training events for the NC Family-Centered Meeting Project.

With a fun, new and easy to understand format, participants will learn the philosophies and benefits of convening meetings that include family, extended family, friends, service providers, and community members in order to make plans and decisions that promote child and family safety and well-being.  Using a variety of lively materials and exercises, participants will learn the definition, structure, and process of a child and family team, how it can be used, when you should have one, and what their role will be as a participant in the meetings.

Participants will also have beginning practice opportunities and the chance to see elements of the Child and Family Team in action.  Attention will be given to a unique approach to understanding family culture and honoring that in the child and family team, the role of preparation by social workers, the distinction between participant and facilitator roles, and participant responsibilities at child and family teams. This course was developed by NC Family-Centered Meeting Project, part of the NC State University Department of Sociology and Social Work. Contact Hours: 12 hours.

The curriculum is targeted for child welfare workers, facilitators, and community providers involved with child and family team meets for DSS.

Training Calendar

Pre-Requisite:  None

Target Audience:  This curriculum is targeted to child welfare workers, faciliators, and community providers involved in child and family team meetings for DSS.

Contact Hours:  12 contact hours.  

Registration: 
Ashley Duncan

                          office: (919) 513-0488

                          fax: (919) 513- 7980

                          email: amduncan@chass.ncsu.edu

                          To register online for this class, please select this listing at the:

                          North Carolina Social Services: Professional Development website.  

                          (This class will be in the Muliple Response System - MRS topic)

 
 
  

Center for Family and Community Engagement

Phone: 919-513-2339

Fax: 919-513-7980

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