Title IV-E Candidacy Policies and Procedures – San Diego

Training April 16, 2019 - 9:00am - 4:00pm

This is course will provide probation officers with an overview of Title IV-E Candidacy policies and procedures with a focus on the CDSS/CPOC approved Title IV-E Pre-Placement Case Plan and Evaluation of Imminent Risk Tool. A portion of the training will also focus on how to complete a time study and allowable and unallowable activities.

This class is certified for 6 STC hours - STC # 767-85893

Total Due – $100 ($75 STC + $25 Registration Fee)

Location: San Diego, CA

Lunch will be provided

For registration, contact Amie Hodge at Amie@cpoc.org

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