Presented by Greater Richmond SCAN Community Programs
This training will begin by providing an overview of relevant topics related to trauma-informed care that highlight the necessity of providing de-escalation in a trauma-informed way. We will then discuss verbal & non-verbal strategies for regulation and de-escalation of self and others. The training will conclude with time to practice these skills in small groups.

CE Hours: 1.5

Presented by CalTrin
Beyond an introduction, this presentation will review the research, implementation, and model overview of Treatment Foster Care Oregon - Adolescent (TFCO-A), an evidence-based model recognized by Family First Prevention Services Act, Title IV-E, and Blueprints, amongst other registries. The presentation will review the outcomes of 10 years post-intervention and discuss critical elements of model delivery to reach clinical fidelity and fiscal sustainment.
Participants will:
1. Identify differences between therapeutic foster care and Treatment Foster Care Oregon – Adolescent (TFCO-A)
2. Describe model delivery across multiple systems simultaneously
3. Identify roles and tools associated with the TFCO-A model
4. Define TFCO-A’s approach to trauma-informed and trauma-responsive care
5. Identify steps to effective implementation and model fidelity

CE Hours: 1.5

Presented by John Burton Advocates for Youth (JBAY)
Please join John Burton Advocates for Youth for a webinar marking the release of a new report highlighting how targeted state investments have reduced youth homelessness in California by 24% between 2019 and 2024.

The report provides a statewide analysis of local homelessness actions plans and spotlights programs across the state working to address youth homelessness with funding from the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP). HHAP has a “youth set-aside,” requiring that jurisdictions direct at least 10% of their HHAP allocation toward addressing youth homelessness. Over a six-year period, this has resulted in more than $400 million—out of the full $4.9 billion appropriated for HHAP—being invested in young people. However, in the 2025-26 budget cycle, the state did not include funding for HHAP, with an intent to fund it in 2026-27 at $500 million—half the amount appropriated in each of the last four years.

Webinar participants will learn in-depth about how HHAP funding was instrumental in building up a robust continuum of youth service providers within local homeless response systems, and the impact that reduced or eliminated HHAP funding would have on the youth services continuum statewide.

CE Hours: 1.5

Presented by Strengthening VC Families, Kids & Families Together a Division of Pathpoint
Trainer: Christian A Bracho
This training provides participants with an overview of key concepts and terminology related to LGBTQ+ communities, fostering greater understanding and inclusivity. Participants will also explore the role of faith in the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals, recognizing its significance as a source of identity and support. Additionally, the session will cover California laws that protect the rights and liberties of LGBTQ+ youth, helping participants advocate effectively within legal and ethical frameworks.
Meet the Trainer: Christian A. Bracho is an Assistant Professor in the College of Education at Cal State Long Beach, where he serves as Program Coordinator of the Curriculum & Instruction Master's program. He worked as a high school English teacher and new teacher
mentor for over ten years in Los Angeles County and received his PhD in International Education from New York University. His areas of expertise include LGBTQ+ communities, teacher training, and nonviolence education. His creative writing was recently included in the anthology Sana, Sana: Latinx Visions of Radical Healing and Justice

CE Hours: 1.5