List of CWI FY17 Trainings.xlsx

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BD-18-1034-0998-0998-27854
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Worcester County, Massachusetts

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This document is related to a state and local contract opportunity for training and curriculum development in the field of child welfare in Massachusetts. The state is seeking responses from individuals and organizations that can deliver training to professional adults working in a child welfare setting and develop curriculum in the field of child welfare as well as in areas that support child welfare. The document lists various training topics, including assessing and understanding children's needs and behaviors, adoption home studies, childhood trauma, clinical formulation, engaging with families, substance misuse, and trauma-informed practice, among others. The contract opportunity does not provide details on project timelines, award dates, or contract terms.

The document does not include information on pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements or sources, or other salient details about the contract opportunity. The focus of the document is on outlining the types of trainings that may be included under the scope of the contract.

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List of Child Welfare Institute FY17 Trainings
Assessing and Understanding Children’s Needs and Behaviors
Adoption Home Studies 101
Assessing and Building Protective Capacities within Families
Beginning the FAAP: Creating the Family Profile and Functioning
Childhood Trauma - Integrating Critical Thinking Skills
Clinical Formulation: Pulling it All Together
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Boys, Adolescent Males, and Trans Youth
Cultural Humility for Supervisors and Managers
Effective Strategies
Effective Writing
Engaging DV Offenders as Parents
Engaging Effectively with Families in Difficult Cicumstances
Essential Clinical Skills for Working With Adolescents
Essential Skills
Gangs, Drugs, and keeping yourself safe
Identifying and Understanding Unaccompanied Homeless Youth
Inservice: Adoption
Integrated Clinical Practice
Integrated Clinical Practice
Integrated Clinical Practice
Legal: Writing and Testifying
Making the Most of Supervised Visitation
Managing Challenging Behaviors
Managing for Success
Navigating Healthcare Issues in Child Welfare
Navigating the MassHealth Maze
Navigating the Special Education System Training
Parental Substance Misuse and Action Planning
Partnering with Families to Develop Action Plans that Maintain Child Safety, Achieve Permanence and Support Child Well Being
Post Partum Workshop
Stress Management/Relaxation/Meditation Techniques
Stuff No One Wants to Talk About - Engaging Kids in Difficult Conversations
Substance Use Disorders: Before and After Birth
Supporting LGBTQ Clients
The Opiod Crisis
Trauma Informed Practice
Understanding Children Who Have Experienced Trauma
What is an Observable Change and How Do you Write One?
Who, What, When, Where, and Describe - Documenting at DCF
Working in Adoption: Supporting Informed Practice
Working in Adoption: Supporting Informed Practice

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