MCTC Course Catalog (click here for an alphabetical course listing) |
Core Drug Endangered Children Training
There are no scheduled classes available at this time.
MCTC provides on-site and mobile training of the highest quality at no cost to the student to all those involved in the fight against drug trafficking and substance abuse.
Registration
This course is open to US military, law enforcement officers, DHS/Child Protection Workers, County Attorneys, medical professionals, prevention & treatment professionals, child development specialists, Family and Community Service providers and educators
Tuition/Fees
There is no cost to attend this training.
Course Description
This training will prepare you to be part of a multidisciplinary response team for children endangered by parental or caregiver drug use that can negatively impact their lives.
Topics Included
-Understand the history and evolution of drug endangered children response strategies
-Know why a collaborative, multidisciplinary response is necessary to ensure safety for drug endangered children
-Be able to identify children who are drug endangered, with a focus on children ages 0-5
-Know the role that law enforcement, child welfare, medical and other professionals play in the multidisciplinary response
-Be able to initiate or expand a local drug endangered children task force
Course Length
Core Drug Endangered Children Training is a 1-day (8 hour) course.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to attend this course.
There are no scheduled classes available at this time.
MCTC provides on-site and mobile training of the highest quality at no cost to the student to all those involved in the fight against drug trafficking and substance abuse.
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