Effective Child Welfare Practice with Hispanic Families

Class Description:

This two day training series designed to promote the skills necessary to enhance safety, permanency and child well being in Hispanic Families. Participants will learn about issues around immigration, working with translators, and developing the skills of cross-cultural service provision. This training has a strong Child Welfare emphasis but information can be applied for other professionals in the Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Education and Court Systems working with Hispanic families as well. This training also meets criteria for foster parent certification hours.

Target Audience:

This training is for Human Service Workers, Community Advocates, Court Representatives, Teachers, Medical/ Mental Health Professionals, Foster Parents and anyone else working with Hispanic/Latino families.

Prerequisites:

Recommended (but not required) trainings:

Find out how to obtain this training and more information on the Effective Child Welfare Practice with Hispanic/Latino Families Grant: collette.solano@du.edu

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Trained by:

Collette Solano
Kathleen Holt

Class Code & Date:

This class is not currently scheduled.

Contact Linda Metsger at (303) 871.1910 or linda.metsger@du.edu for more information.

Training Location:

This class is not currently scheduled.

Time:

8:30am to 4:30pm.

Cost:

N/A

Resources:

Resource Guide & Glossary.pdf