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If you are interested in an in-person training, please make sure that your training location is within the Metro Area. Our team may travel outside Metro Atlanta for large events such as professional development days, conferences, school assemblies, school-wide trainings, etc.
Our in-person training hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm EST. Virtual trainings can be held until 7:30 pm EST.
If this is an in-person PTA/PTO training for parents and caregivers, please make sure that at least 20 participants have confirmed their attendance with your school's administration before the training date. If participation is projected to be low, in-person trainings will be moved to a virtual environment.
Exceptions to these policies can be made in certain cases, please email our team directly at CPCTraining@choa.org if you have additional training needs or questions.

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Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse in Georgia

Keeping Children Safe in a Digital World

Positive Parenting: Caring Hands Kind Words

Introduction to Child Sex Trafficking

Having Difficult Conversations with Children: Healthy Relationships

Training for First Responders

Having Difficult Conversations with Children: Body Safety

Love146: Not A Number Certified Facilitator Training

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Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse in Georgia

This presentation will focus on how to recognize risk factors or signs that physical and sexual abuse, neglect, and sexual exploitation may be occurring. You will also learn about the basics of the mandated reporting laws relating to child abuse in Georgia, including changes to the mandated reporting statue that took place in 2022. We will also discuss policies and procedures related to making a report of suspected child abuse.

Keeping Children Safe in a Digital World

The purpose of this presentation is to discuss different types of technology, how they are used by children, and how adults can help protect children in a digital world. By the end of this session, participants will be able to recognize at least four social media apps kids use, define cyberbullying, and identify steps adults can take to protect children from online risks. This presentation is fit for any professional, parent, or community member interested in digital safety.

Positive Parenting: Caring Hands Kind Words

This presentation discusses why we use alternatives to corporal punishment, how it affects children's development, and the differences between punishment and discipline. This webinar will also discuss how caregivers can encourage positive behavior in children and help children better understand and follow directions. Participants will learn how to set realistic expectations and consequences, while practicing positive parenting techniques. Finally, we will touch on how caregivers can and should practice self-care.

Introduction to Child Sex Trafficking

This training serves as a foundation to understand the complex issue of child sex trafficking. Topics covered include basic statistics on the issue, pertinent federal and state laws (specific to GA), pathways to entry, identification of victims, and prevention strategies. This webinar is ideal for the participant who are new to the issue but can be tailored to specific disciplines, such as first responders, school staff, law enforcement and healthcare providers.

Having Difficult Conversations with Children: Healthy Relationships

A large component of preventing exploitation and abuse in childhood and later in life, is to help youth identify vulnerabilities, build safety plans, and understand the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationship characteristics. In this presentation, we will discuss how to navigate these conversations with teens and tweens. Participants will also receive strategies to use when communicating how important it is for youth to recognize the seriousness of red flags in all relationship types.

Partnership for Healthy Communities

Developed through a partnership with a team of state agencies and first-responder leaders, this program is a train-the-trainer model intended to be brought back to various disciplines and offices, such as law enforcement, paramedics, hospital personnel and child protective services, to create a multidisciplinary team response to child abuse and neglect, with a specific focus on physical abuse.

Having Difficult Conversations with Children: Body Safety

Experts believe that one in ten children will experience sexual abuse before their eighteenth birthday. Join this webinar to learn how to teach kids about body safety-and ultimately help protect them from abuse. Educating kids and teens about body safety involves teaching them about their own bodies, equipping them with the appropriate skills to recognize potentially unsafe situations or people, and giving them the language to communicate when they feel uncomfortable.

Love146: Not A Number Certified Facilitator Training

If you are interested in bringing the Not A Number Curriculum to your organization by becoming a certified facilitator, please reach out to CPCTraining@choa.org. This 3-day training costs $350 per person. If you have large groups of individuals looking to be certified, pricing packages are available. To learn more about certification and licensing, visit www.love146.org/notanumber/#licensing.

Human Trafficking and Exploitation Prevention

Prevention specialists are certified facilitators in the Not a #Number curriculum, developed by human rights organization Love146. This curriculum is delivered over five 60-minute modules for youth between 12 and 18 years old and discusses ways to identify vulnerabilities and discuss topics such as consent, healthy relationships, online safety and risky behaviors. Curriculum adaptations may be available for shorter class times/schedules.

Digital Safety

In this training, we talk with youth between the ages of five and 18 about how they can keep themselves and others safe online. We also discuss what being a good digital citizen means and how to practice social media and digital safety etiquette. In a developmentally appropriate manner, we talk with youth about the risks of sending inappropriate images or videos and what to do if someone shares or threatens to share their images. Digital literacy is also discussed at length in order to emphasize the importance of being careful with what information or content you share online.

ROAR: Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program

The ROAR education program was developed by The CARE Center in Oklahoma and is presented by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. This child-based education program teaches children ages 4 - 8 about body safety and gives them and their caregivers the tools to talk about-and stand up against-child sexual abuse. The interactive and easy to implement lesson is free and designed to be taught in a classroom or group setting. A lion named Rex and his animal friends take children on a journey to find his ROAR, a simple and memorable acronym that teaches children that their bodies are their own and empowers children to stand up against abuse. Take home materials reinforce learning and continue the Rules of ROARing conversation at home.

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