Training
Since the early 1980's, the National Resource Center
for Family Centered Practice has provided a broad
spectrum of family-centered training and technical
assistance to both community and government agencies.
Over 80,000 people have been trained, including administrators, supervisors, practitioners, parents, foster parents, and community members.
The NRC/FCP has provided family-based training in
all 50 states, as well as Canada, Mexico, Guatemala,
Australia, Great Britain, and Russia. On-site training programs are individualized for agency/community needs, and workshops are offered periodically at selected sites around the country. We currently offer many training programs, which are tailored to meet the desired outcomes of contracting agencies.
Join the Family Development e-mail list to get updates on trainings.
New training projects are always underway at the National Resource Center. Two significant current initiatives are:
These projects develop and evaluate training curricula and practice outcomes in collaboration with the Iowa Dept. of Human Services . The projects are funded by the Children's Bureau of the Department of Health and Human Services [ read more ]
For more information about NRC Training, contact Lisa D'Aunno, Director of Training, 319.335.4965 or
E-mail: lisa-daunno@uiowa.edu
