The Continuum of Care Reform (CCR) draws together existing and new reforms to California’s child welfare services program. It is designed from an understanding that children who must live apart from their biological parents do best when they are cared for in committed, nurturing family homes. Also known as AB 403, CCR provides the statutory and policy framework to ensure that services and supports for the children or youth and their families are tailored toward the ultimate goal of maintaining a stable permanent family.
California Certified CANS Trainer list
If you are a Regional Training Academy looking for a Child Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) trainer in your area, here is a contact list of certified CANS Trainers in California (data collected and provided by the Praed Foundation).
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Child Welfare Requirements for CANS Training and Certification
CANS Curricula
Virtual versions of the CANS curricula are available from TCOMtraining.com
Please note that access is limited to trainers who have completed the CDSS Training for Trainers (T4T). The virtual versions are compatible with the written versions of the curricula.