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Here are some resources for foster care training that can help foster parents, social workers, and professionals involved in the foster care system:
1. National Foster Care Association (NFCA):
- Offers training resources, webinars, and workshops designed for foster parents and professionals.
- Website: nfca.org
2. Child Welfare Information Gateway:
- Provides a variety of training materials, including webinars, publications, and guides on foster care practices and policies.
- Website: childwelfare.gov
3. Foster Parent College:
- An online training program specifically for foster parents, offering courses on various topics related to foster care and parenting.
- Website: fosterparentcollege.com
4. The National Resource Center for Permanency and Family Connections:
- Offers resources and training focused on family-centered practices, child welfare, and permanency planning.
- Website: nrcpfc.org
5. The Institute for Human Services:
- Provides a range of training opportunities and resources for foster care professionals and caregivers, including online courses and workshops.
- Website: ihs-cc.org
6. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP):
- Offers resources and training related to the health and well-being of children in foster care, including guidelines for healthcare providers.
- Website: aap.org
7. Local Department of Social Services:
- Many local agencies provide training programs and resources specifically tailored to the needs of their foster care system. Contact your local department for information on available training opportunities.
8. Online Learning Platforms:
- Websites like Coursera, Udemy, and edX often have courses related to child welfare, trauma-informed care, and parenting that can be beneficial for foster care training.
9. Support Groups and Community Workshops:
- Many community organizations and support groups offer workshops and training sessions for foster parents. These can provide valuable information and opportunities for networking.
10. Books and Publications:
Consider reading books focused on foster care and parenting, such as "The Connected Child" by Karyn Purvis and "Being a Foster Parent" by the National Foster Parent Association.
