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Protective Factors Training
Core Compentencies for Family Support Professionals
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Core Competencies for Family Support Professionals
Core Competencies for Family Support Professionals
, published in 2018,
outlines the types of knowledge, skills and attitudes that support and advance professional development and growth of parent educators, family resource providers and supervisors. The Core Competencies aim to reach two professional levels: Direct Service Providers and Supervisors / Managers.
Direct Service Provider Core Competencies Content Areas
Child and Lifespan Development
Dynamics of Family Relationships
Guidance and Nurturing - Parenting Skills
Health and Safety
Diversity and Family Systems
Relationships Between Family, School and Community
Family Support and Parent Education - Principles, Research, Methods and Approaches
Professional Practice and Self-Care
Supervisor and Manager Core Competencies Content Areas
Best Practices in the Field of Family Support
Program Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
Marketing and Outreach
Fund Development and Budget Management
Personnel, Staff Development and Supervision
Community Advocacy and Collaboration
Public Policy, Advocacy and Involvement
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