Promoting Protective Factors for Child Care Providers

Event information

Protective Factors serve as buffers, helping parents who might otherwise be at risk of abusing their children find resources, supports and coping strategies so they can parent more effectively, even under stress. By understanding the Protective Factors and how they can contribute to the well-being of communities and individuals, communities can work to negate the effects of abuse and improve outcomes for South Carolina’s children and families.

Please join us for three hours SC DSS Child Care training credit (Professional Development)

Goals

After the Protective Factors training you will be able to:

1. List five protective factors that help keep families strong and prevent child abuse and neglect
2. Identify multiple strategies and concrete everyday actions that help build those protective factors across the socioecological model
3. Understand what it means to work with individuals in a strengths-based way

Audience

This training is for child care providers.

Registration

Deadline to register is February 6 at 9 am.