CCR: Quality Matters – Enhancing Caseworker Visits for Foster Care Youth to Succeed

Training

Quality engagement is essential when visiting youth in out-of-home care as this crucial component assist with ensuring positive outcomes for foster care youth. Since the federal passage of the Child and Family Services Improvement Act of 2006, the state of California has upgraded the performance standards for caseworker visits to be in accordance with federal guidelines that includes frequency, location, and quality of caseworker visits. This course will assist in understanding the key elements of quality caseworker visits while also incorporating federal/state guidelines with current probation research and practices. 

Target Audience: Probation officers working in placement units, and/or those who work with candidacy youth who have been identified as at-risk for removal from their family home and placed into foster care. Priority registration will be given to those working directly with foster youth and those youth at risk of removal from their family home.

Instructors:
Robert Edmisten – Sacramento County Probation
Katherine Moore – California Department of Social Services

STC certification: #08372167 (8 hours)

Time: 8:00am – 5:00pm

Location: Fresno, CA 

*Coffee, lunch and afternoon snack will be provided 
 

Registration Link: https://cvent.me/KXGEYV

*No cost to attend this training.