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  • Required Training for Serving 7-10 Children in Family Child Care links to Powerpoint file

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  • Required Orientation to the Field for Family Child Care Assistants

  • 51 A Reporter Training

    This training is to help mandated reporters understand their legal obligations as mandated reporters; recognize possible signs and symptoms of child abuse, neglect and exploitation; know how to respond to a child who discloses abuse; and know how to file a 51A Report: and understand what happens after a 51A report is filed.


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