Programs
Promises to Keep
PCA Georgia's Promises to Keep Training Program educates adults on public health strategies to prevent child abuse and neglect.
A number of workshops are available to professional and community organizations that promote understanding of the underlying conditions that allow child abuse to occur, understanding and recognizing behaviors in others that leave children vulnerable to abuse, and how to make a report of known or suspected abuse.
We offer both general trainings that cover the basics of what any mandated reporter needs to know or a narrower, more in-depth discussion of topics like child sexual abuse, child development, neglect, or bullying.
For online learning opportunities, check out the following list of webinars:
Or, feel free to contact our Program Specialist with any more inquiries into Education and Training:
Anna Curtis
annac@pcageorgia.org
Our Upcoming Trainings:
Click on the name of each training for more information.
January 14, 2010: Organizational Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
A guide to understanding the vital components of protective environments for children.
January 20, 2010: Empowering Families and Children to Prevent the Sexual Abuse of Children
A daylong institute covering the range of prevention opportunities for family-serving opportunities.
January 25-27, 2010: Training of the Trainers- Circles of Safety and Building Blocks of Healthy Sexual Development
Our training for individuals interested in bringing child sexual abuse prevention to their communities and stakeholders.
February 10, 2010: Building Blocks of Healthy Sexual Development
A training for anyone who would like to better understand how prevention strategies change according to a child's stage of development.
February 17, 2010: Circles of Safety: A Community Approach to Prevention
Participants in the training learn to recognize and respond to sexual behaviors in children and adults that range from healthy to abuse.
Registration is not yet open for the following training, please check back for more information:
March 3, 2010: The Mandate to Report, The Opportunity to Prevent (Mandated Reporter CAN Training):
A training for Multi-Disciplinary Mandated Reporters And Community Service Providers in Metro Atlanta.
