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Mutual Family Assessment Training Registration

2025 Dates TBD

Hampton Inn & Suites
2985 S 42nd Street
Grand Forks, ND

This training program is designed to assist child welfare licensing workers with the implementation of the PRIDE Model's mutual assessment process. Participants learn how to use the PRIDE assessment tools to mutually assess a family's ability and willingness to fulfill the five PRIDE competency categories. The subject matter of the assessment is designed to coincide with the content of the nine PRIDE Pre-service training sessions.

The process involves identifying strengths and needs pertaining to the family's past and current functioning in relation to the five competency categories. This leads to an informed decision about the family's willingness and ability to participate as a part of the professional child welfare services team.

Training consists of two full days running from 8:30am to 4:30pm.

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Grand Forks, ND 58202-7090

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