CPR/First Aid for KVC WV Foster Parents
KVC will be offering Adult, Child and Infant CPR and First Aid to new and existing West Virginia foster parents at the Ripley Office. Please contact your Home Finder if you wish to attend.
KVC will be offering Adult, Child and Infant CPR and First Aid to new and existing West Virginia foster parents at the Ripley Office. Please contact your Home Finder if you wish to attend.
KVC will be offering MANDT to new and existing West Virginia foster parents at the Ripley Office. Please contact your Home Finder if you wish to attend.
KVC will be offering a course on understanding child trauma to new and existing West Virginia foster parents at the Ripley Office. This course is a requirement for all foster parents. Please contact your Home Finder if you wish to attend.
KVC will be offering PRIDE classes to those who are interested in becoming foster parents with KVC. This course will be offered for 9 weeks at the Ripley Office. Please contact Lori Hesson if you wish to attend.
Please join Home Finder Marsha Messer for certification (for potential KVC foster/adoptive parents) and re-certification (for current KVC foster/adoptive parents) in MANDT, which is crisis de-escalation training. This course is required annually for all active KVC foster and adoptive parents.
Please join Home Finder Marsha Messer for certification or re-certification of First Aid and CPR. This course is required for all potential and all currently active KVC foster/adoptive parents.
Please join Home Finder Tiffany Skidmore for a discussion about how trauma affects children, their behaviors, and their well-being. This training will explore the types of trauma, how trauma can affect relationships and ways to help children address this trauma. This training is mandatory for all foster/adoptive parents who have not attended the Jacob's Law […]
Please join Home Finder Tommy Redden for a discussion about how trauma affects children, their behaviors, and their well-being. This training will explore the types of trauma, how trauma can affect relationships and ways to help children address this trauma. This training is mandatory for all foster/adoptive parents who have not attended the Jacob's Law […]
We invite community partners to join KVC on Thursday, February 26 to learn more about the Safe and Connected Model, an innovative tool used to help when staffing all types of child welfare cases. The training will take place in our Charleston office and is $50 for community providers (free for current DHHR employees). Please […]
KVC WV will be offering a training on better understanding sexualized behavior in children that have been sexually abused. Four CEUs have been approved for Social Workers, Psychologists, and Counselors. Fee is $80 per person and can be paid by check or cash the day of the training. Current DHHR workers may attend at no […]