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New Hampshire Children’s Trust offers, organizes, and promotes a variety of trainings and training events. Trainings vary in format, topic, length and audience. Some trainings are always available; others are planned but not yet scheduled, and still others can be offered on demand. Check back often for updates.
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Priority registration is given to Family Resource Centers and their support staff. This training is offered at no cost to employees of Family Resource Centers and members of the Wellness and Primary Prevention Council (WPPC).
Registration is available for other registrants at a cost of $125 per person. For more information about our training policies click here.
Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening
and Support certification training - (Virtual)
The nationally adopted Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening and Support are used across the country by public departments, foundations, networks, community-based organizations, and families as a tool for planning, providing, and assessing quality practice. These standards are based on the Principles of Family Support Practice and the Strengthening Families Framework and its research-based, evidence-informed 5 Protective Factors. The Standards have created a common language across different kinds of Family Strengthening and Support programs. Participants qualify for certification by the National Family Support Network.
For more information contact: programs@nhchildrenstrust.org
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Every family has its strengths, and all families can thrive when these strengths, called protective factors, are fostered in their lives and communities. Professionals who work with children and families can promote protective factors that support parents, strengthen families, and boost children’s development.
There are five family strengths, known as protective factors, and when they are present and robust, families thrive, children grow, and communities flourish. The Strengthening Families Protective Factors Framework® identifies these five protective factors and everyday actions that anyone whose work touches parents can take to promote them in families.
For more information contact: programs@nhchildrenstrust.org
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