Online Trauma-informed Transition Training

Every child in care experiences a minimum of two transitions: entering care and moving out of care.

Caregivers trained in creating trauma-informed transitions can improve the outcomes for children and youth. In this training module, you will connect with your peers in a dedicated online community as you explore strategies for successful transitions.

While a key driver of this training is the Act respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families with a focus on reuniting indigenous children and youth with their community, the content is relevant to all foster caregivers as it supports trauma-informed transitions for children and youth.

This training includes key topics organized over the following six units that focus on preparing children and their caregivers for trauma-informed transitions:

  • Relationships
  • The Act (Bill C-92)
  • Trauma-informed Practice
  • Policy
  • Advocacy
  • Grief and Loss

Online Caregiver Network

Trauma-informed Transition Training is delivered through BC’s Caregiver Learning Management System (CLMS), an online learning system available to all caregivers in BC. The Caregiver Network supports foster caregivers, kinship/out-of-care family, and social workers with free online education and resources. Note that the learning system requires registration to access the Trauma-informed Transition Training course information.

Created in collaboration with Dr. Jo Axe and Royal Roads University.

Contact the Regional Office for More Information

If you have any questions about the program or need support, call us toll free at
1-888-922-8437 or email admin@fpsss.com
Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 4:00pm
Fridays, 8:30am to 1:00pm

Welcome to our new website! The Foster Parents Support Services Society (FPSSS) is now the Caring Families Society. We still are the same organization, supporting BC family caregivers with a wide range of education and support services.

 

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