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The document outlines the guiding principles of Child Welfare Collaborative Training which are that it believes in being community-oriented by relying on partnerships between organizations working with children and families, collaborative by having all parts of the child welfare system work together to help families, accessible by making training available anywhere, and focuses on quality by basing training on evidence-based practices. It also provides contact information for the collaborative safety professionals to learn more about their child welfare collaborative training.
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Principles for Child Welfare Collaborative Training.pdf
- 1. What are the Guiding Principles for Child Welfare Collaborative Training?
- 2. Community-Oriented Child Welfare Collaborative Training believes strong families rely on a community of partners to support them. This community comprises of those who work with children and families in a professional or volunteer capacity, early care, education, behavioral health, juvenile courts, pediatric health providers, Court Appointed Special Advocates, and other community and government organizations.
- 3. Collaborative Child Welfare Collaborative Training believes children are safer and families are healthier when everyone in the child welfare system collaborates to solve problems and provide services and support.
- 4. Accessible Child Welfare Collaborative Training believes that geography should not limit access to resources and make our training available in any community.
- 5. Quality Child Welfare Collaborative Training believes their partners deserve access to the best learning experiences. Their content is based on established evidence-based and evidence-informed knowledge and best and promising practices in the field.
- 6. Takeaways Child Welfare Collaborative Training offers the ability to work with clients and achieve positive outcomes related to children. The Collaborative Safety trainers offer children good communication, organization, critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management skills. You can contact the professionals of collaborative safety to gain more knowledge about child welfare collaborative training.
- 7. info@collaborative-safety.com 8161 Hwy 100 #206, Nashville, TN 37221, US https://www.collaborative-safety.com/