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Foster Parent Training: PS-MAPP
April 6, 2015 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8 week course beginning Monday April 6, 2015 and ending Monday May 25, 2015. Each class runs once a week on Monday nights from 6pm – 9pm
PS-MAPP assists KVC in addressing the six federal family and children services review outcomes by addressing them with prospective foster and adoptive parents:
- Incidence of child abuse and neglect in foster care
- Recurrence of maltreatment
- Foster care reentries
- Length of time to achieve reunification
- Length of time to achieve adoption, and
- Stability of foster care placement.
The goal of the PS-MAPP program is to enable foster families to achieve the following core competencies:
- Foster and foster/adoptive parents will be able to meet the developmental and wellbeing needs of children and youth coming into foster care, or being adopted through foster care;
- Foster and foster/adoptive parents will be able to meet the safety needs of children and youth coming into foster care, or being adopted through foster care;
- Foster parents will be able to share parenting with a child’s family;
- Foster parents will be able to support concurrent planning for permanency; and,
- Foster and foster/adoptive parents will be able to meet their family’s needs in ways that assure a child’s safety and wellbeing.