Working with the ICWA Worker for a Child in Your Home

Topics: Cultural awareness and cultural competency, Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Tribal placements

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ITP credit available

Foster parents are required to complete the annual training outlined in their Individual Training Plan (ITP) to maintain their license.

Learn strategies for working with Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) workers to support children in your home.

  • Presented by Aileen McInnis, Alaska Center for Resource Families, with Assistance from Shirley Martin and Casey Groat
  • Format: information packet via PDF reading
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

 

Take the training

Learn strategies for working with Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) workers to support children in your home.

  • Presented by Aileen McInnis, Alaska Center for Resource Families, with Assistance from Shirley Martin and Casey Groat
  • Format: information packet via PDF reading
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

 

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