Group Home Training
Group Home Training Program Courses were developed in consultation with First Nation Group Home Managers. All training's comply with the Customary Standards of Care. Group Home Training's are community-based which allow homes to prioritize and schedule courses in consultation with agency and/or group home representatives, and to review training's staff have completed to date and identity the gaps in training. These training's are best suited to group home staff and other caregivers that provide residential services to Indigenous children and youth.
Group Home Training consists of 14 courses:
Case Management in a Group Home Setting- 1 Day
Crisis Management and Support in a Group Home Setting – 2 Days
Rights of Children in a Group Home Setting – 1 Day
The History of Saskatchewan First Nation Child Welfare- 1 Day
Communication Skills in a Group Home Setting- 2 Days
Engaging clients using Therapeutic Interventions- 1 Day
Documentation in a Group Home- 2 Days
Grief and Loss- 2 Days
Culture and Diversity- 2 Days
Mental Health First Aid: Adults who Interact with Youth- 2 Days
Working with Children/Youth with Exceptionalities- 1 Day
Child and Adolescent Behavior from a Western and First Nation Perspective- 1 Day
Helping Skills for the Group Home Worker – 1 Day
Working with Children who have Experienced or Witnessed Violence – 2 Days
For a complete course overview and description click ~Group Home Core Training~
For more information about Group Home Training please contact Jocelyn Kakakaway, Program Consultant Email: jocelyn@sfnfci.ca ~ Phone: 306-373-2874 Ext. 228
