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Collaborative
Approach to Service Coordination Training in Virginia
Overview
This
project is funded through a contract from the Virginia Department of Mental
Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services to develop and
implement an integrated training process in Virginia's early intervention
system. Program activities include curriculum, conducting training, and
convening a conference for early intervention providors.
Major
Activities
- Work with
and through the Personal Development Training Committee (PDTC) of the
Interagency Coordinating Council (VICC) to expand the consortium to
include experts in content areas, additional faculty from institutions
of higher education, parents, direct service providors, and others as
appropriate
- Using
the consortium, review existing competencies and corresponding materials
and curricula in service coordination, cultural diversity, and the role
of the early intervention assistant
- Review
and update materials and curricula for the targeted content areas
- In collaboration
with the consortium, identify content to be adapted to web-based format
- Through
the consortium, provide support to the Part C staff in delivering the
training content
- In collaboration
with the consortium, the PDTC, state agencies, and the Part C staff,
plan and coordinate a statewide conference for early intervention personnel
- Work with
the VICC, and others at state, regional, and local levels to identify
and coordinate training activities across state agencies to maximize
learning
- Provide
two additional training opportunities for service coordinators
- Provice
process and outcome evaluation to all development and training activities
Contact
Deana Buck at
(804) 827-0198, dbuck@atlas.vcu.edu
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