FRONT RANGE COHORT 4
Pre-Certification 1:
May 29th from 5-9pm
May 30th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 2:
June 12th from 5-9pm
June 13th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 3:
June 27th from 9am-1pm Virtual
May 29th from 5-9pm
May 30th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 2:
June 12th from 5-9pm
June 13th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 3:
June 27th from 9am-1pm Virtual
WESTERN SLOPE COHORT 2
Pre-Certification 1:
June 12th from 5-9pm
June 13th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 2:
June 19th from 5-9pm
June 20th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 3:
June 29th from 9am-1pm Virtual
June 12th from 5-9pm
June 13th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 2:
June 19th from 5-9pm
June 20th from 8am-5pm
Pre-Certification 3:
June 29th from 9am-1pm Virtual
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Precertification #1 - 12 HOURS
This training focuses on the core competencies outlined by the Colorado Department of Human Services. Project 1.27’s FACT session is taught from a biblical perspective by experienced instructors, including choosing your certification agency; the court process; child abuse and neglect; child development; how abuse and neglect impact child development; ethnicity and culture; grief and loss; and discipline.
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Precertification #2 - 12 HOURS
This training continues the NTDC modules while incorporating a a Biblically-based perspective that complements the competencies outlined by the National Training and Development Curriculum. Additional training includes sessions taught from a Christian perspective by pastors, professionals, and Project 1.27 parent alumni.
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Precertification #3 - 4 HOURS
All Project 1.27 families are required to bring at least four adult friends or family members to the Precertification #3 where we focus on developing a Support Team. The support you receive from your Support Team will make the difference between a thriving family and devastating isolation. Support Team Training provides: equipping your team with a realistic view of foster care; discussion around the impact and needs of your family; and practical team suggestions for supporting your family. Visit Family-Support Team for additional information.
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Safe Sleep - 1.5 HOURS
A web-based training where you will learn about creating safe sleeping environments for infants. You’ll explore customs and myths related to infant sleep along with recommended approaches and interventions associated with reductions in the risk of sleep-related infant deaths.
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REASONABLE & PRUDENT PARENTING - 1.5 HOURS
The Colorado Dept. of Human Services created a web-based training to equip foster parents to make decisions regarding their children’s safety, permanency, and well-being. The task is complicated for caregivers of children and youth in foster care given the number of laws, policies, guidelines, and rules that restrict activities and require potentially time-consuming approval processes.
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CPR & FIRST AID
All foster and adoptive parents are required to be certified in CPR and First Aid including skills for infants, children, and adults. Parents should also inform the trainer that they are becoming certified for foster care. Click Here for a list of trainers in the metro area.
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NEXT STEPS
If you wish to be a Project 1.27 family, attend our next Info Hour!
If you are an enrolled Project 1.27 family, email your case manager to register for an upcoming training Cohort.
If you are an enrolled Project 1.27 family, email your case manager to register for an upcoming training Cohort.
