Trainings designed to support partners involved in the Family Futures Downeast program are listed here with links to descriptions and registration forms. Trainings are categorized as either “required” or “recommended.” Staff members of FFD partners who have direct contact with FFD students and/or family members, whether in an educational or administrative capacity, must take the required trainings. All trainings are given live in a classroom setting; some trainings are also available online as indicated below.
Required Trainings:
- Impacts of Poverty on Students and Families, 101 – presented by Julie Redding, LCPC on [date & location]
or - Impacts of Poverty on Students and Families, 101 – presented by Elin McKinnon, LCSW on [date] via [platform name].
- Impacts of Trauma on Students and Families, 101 – presented by
- Substance Use Treatment Approaches – presented by Abby Frutchey, LADC, CCS on [date & location]
- Cultural Competency – presented by Elizabeth Neptune on [date & location]
- Cultural Competency……. presented by
- Compliance with federal and state program requirements [what’s real title?] – presented by
Recommended Trainings
- Impacts of Poverty on Students and Families, 201 – presented by
- Impacts of Trauma on Students and Families, 201 – presented by
- Two-Gen & Wraparound: approaches to supporting families [what’s real title?] – presented by Charley Martin-Berry and Julie Redding, LCPC on [date & location]
- Parent Education [what’s real title?] – presented by
- FFD reunions….