Presented by Greater Richmond Scan
This training will begin by providing an overview of typical developmental milestones during early childhood (birth-age 5). Next, we will explore strategies that parents, caregivers, and professionals can use to assist with child development. The training will conclude by recommending actions adults can take when they have concerns about a child's development.

CE Hours: 1 Hours

Presented by National CASA/GAL
Infants and toddlers involved in child welfare court cases have unique developmental, emotional, and physical needs that can change rapidly during their first few years. In this View From the Bench session, a panel of judges will discuss what they want CASA/GAL advocates to know and the questions they should ask when gathering information and making recommendations about the best interests of these youngest children. The discussion will explore advocacy for infants and toddlers living at home or in out-of-home placements, including information related to developmental milestones, medical and treatment needs, visitation, and permanency decisions. Participants will also learn about Zero to Three Courts (Baby Courts), the role of CASA/GAL advocates in these specialized courts and in other specialty courts that include infants and toddlers, such as family treatment courts, and tools and resources that can support effective advocacy.
As part of the registration process you will be asked to enter a Program ID#, please use 11369

CE Hours: 1

Come learn about CASA of Ventura County and how you can make a difference in the life of an abused, abandoned or neglected child. These are free informational presentations about our program and are required prior to submitting an application and joining training.