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Mandated Health & Safety Trainings

All NEWLY hired staff must complete all trainings below before working with children or families.

Training Link

Medication Administration

Maltreatment of Minors Mandated Reporting

Emergency Preparedness

Allergy Prevention and Response

Handling & Disposal of Bodily Fluids

Risk Reduction Plan

Abusive Head Trauma - SUIDS

In Kind - An Overview of Program In Kind

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CHILDPLUS TRAINING INFORMATION

Title of Training	Training Video	PowerPoint/Cheat Sheet	Sample Form	Other Resources
Home Visits: Completion of the Home Visit Form	None	Home Visits: Completion of the Home Visit Form	CP Home Visit Form	None
Home Visit Progress	None	Home Visit Progress	None	None
No Child Contact Week	No Child Contact Week	No Child Contact Week	None	None
Scheduling Home Visits - Part 1 - Setting Up Your Initial Home Visit Schedule	None	Scheduling Home Visits - Part 1 - Setting Up Your Initial Home Visit Schedule	None	None
Scheduling Home Visits - Part 2 - Adding to Your Existing HV Schedule	None	Scheduling Home Visits - Part 2 - Adding to Your Existing HV	None	None
Attendance Plans - Home Base	None	Attendance Plans - Home Base
EHS Transition	None	EHS Transition	EHS Transition Plan	None
Socializations Entry Express	None	Socializations Entry Express	See Program Forms - Printable Forms	None
Need Identified Event	None	Need Identified	None	None
Emergency/Crisis Event	None	Emergency/Crisis	None	None
FPA Overview	None	FPA Overview	None	None
FPA Step 1 Introduce Family Goal	None	FPA Step 1 Introduce Family Goal	None	None
FPA Step 2 Set Goal	None	FPA Step 2 Set Goal	None	None
FPA Step 3 Follow Up	None	FPA Step 3 Follow Up	None	None
FPA Step 4 Finalize	None	FPA Step 4 Finalize	None	None

October is National Head Start and Early Head Start Awareness Month!

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On October 22, 1982, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed October as Head Start Awareness Month. Thirty-nine years after the proclamation, his words still inspire. His words demonstrate why in 1995 the first Early Head Start grant was awared to expand and serve low-income pregnant women and children birth to 3. In 1998, the Head Start program was reauthorized to expand to full-day and full-year services.

"The National Head Start Program has helped over eight million low-income pre-school children and their families. In so doing, it has earned recognition and support for its success in early childhood education and development. Perhaps the most significant factor in the success of Head Start has been the involvement of parents, volunteers, and the community. Their commitment and the services provided by dedicated Head Start staff have been instrumental in creating a quality program that truly provides young children with a “head start” in life.” - President Ronald Reagan

Thank you to all our dedicated Early Head Start & Head Start staff who help improve and enrich so many children's lives!

Visit the National Head Start Association (NHSA) website for more information about Early Head Start & Head Start!