Training Calendar Fall 2014

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1 Training Calendar Fall 2014

2 Table of Contents Welcome & About CCI Page 3 NY State Child Care Regulation Training Topics Index Page 4 School Age Trainings Page 5 Infant Toddler Trainings Page 6 Early Childhood Trainings Page 7 Family/Group Family Trainings Page 8 Health Promotion Trainings Page 10 Meet the Trainers Page 15 Registration Policies Page 16 Financial Aid Options Page 17 Contact Us Page 18 Workshop Registration Form Page 19 Page 2

3 Welcome We are very happy to present the 2014 Fall Training Calendar. Three decades of Building Bright Futures for Children by providing technical assistance, training and developing quality improvement strategies are all based on our extensive experience promoting quality initiatives. CCI believes in quality and this helps us to provide professional development opportunities to all child care providers, teachers, caregivers, program directors, youth development coordinators, and teaching assistants. We work hard to support professionals at every stage of their careers. We recognize that training and professional development are most effective when linked to a specific program improvement plan that embraces assessment, training, mentoring, and coaching, and leads to improved child outcomes, improved program quality, and stronger communities. CCI can work with you to develop such opportunities in center based and home based settings. We welcome any feedback you have on the trainings offered, especially suggestions of training you would like to see in the next calendar. Please send us an at training@ccinyc.org to let us know what you think. A reminder- CCI's annual Champions for Children Awards Luncheon is just around the corner. Join us October 20 and help us to honor individuals and organizations that are making a difference for young children. Check our website for updated info on Champions and for more information on how to enroll in trainings. Nancy Kolben Executive Director About CCI The Center for Children s Initiatives is actively engaged in the early care field. We tailor our professional development and technical assistance services to suit the goals you have for your staff while best serving the needs of families & children. We can create a customized staff development program to meet your program s unique needs in the areas of curriculum design, financial management and supervision. CCI s Program Supports Include: Research-based Quality Improvement Strategies Quality Improvement Grants Health Promotion and Consultation DECA Project - Supporting Social Emotional Development On-site Consultation and Training Assistance in Meeting QUALITYStarsNY Standards To create a customized strategy, contact us at training@ccinyc.org or Page 3

4 New York State Child Care Regulation Training Topics Index Each training we offer will fulfill one or more of the requirements from each NYS Office of Children & Family Services topic areas, Core Body of Knowledge Core Competency topic areas, and NYS Early Learning Guidelines. The training descriptions will list which of the topic areas it fulfills using the following index. Reference this list A NYS Office of Children & Family Services topic areas B Core Body of Knowledge Core Competency topic areas A1: Principles of childhood development A2: Nutrition and health needs of children A3: Child day care program development A4: Safety and security procedures, including communication between parents & staff A5: Business record maintenance &management A6: Child abuse and maltreatment identification and prevention A7: Statues and regulations pertaining to child abuse and maltreatment A8: Statues and regulations pertaining to child day care A9: Shaken baby syndrome B1: Child growth and development B2: Family and community relationships B3: Observation and assessment B4: Environment and curriculum B5: Health, safety and nutrition B6: Professionalism and leadership B7: Administration and management D NYS Early Learning Guidelines D1: Physical well-being, health, and motor development D2: Social and emotional development D3: Approaches to learning D4: Cognition and general knowledge D5: Language, communication, and literacy Page 4

5 School Age New York State School Age Credentialing Course The New York State School Age Credential is an exciting, practical professional development opportunity for school age & youth development directors & staff. If you are a school age professional committed to making a difference, this is for you! It is a competency-based program that provides the tools you need to run a well-managed quality program. Geared towards adult learners, the course includes lectures, field studies, portfolio development and one-on-one work with an advisor-totaling over 120 training hours. Date: Saturdays, November 1, 8, 22, December 6, 13, 2014, January 10, 24, and February 7, 2015 Time: 9am 5 pm Course ID: XSAC4043 Trainer: Chandra Travis Cost: $2,000* A non-refundable deposit of $ is required before start-date (no exceptions) Training Topics Covered: All A category training topics All B category training topics All D category training topics ^applicable to programs serving younger school age 5-8 years *This course may be eligible for an EIP scholarship. For information and how to apply please go to: After School Directors Training The After-School Directors Training provides six full days of training and 30 training hours for experienced directors. Topics will include supervision, the director as trainer, program development and quality improvement, child development, safety & security and introduction to the National After School Association (NAA) Standards and Accreditation System. It will cover all of the OCFS required training topics. Dates: October 27, 28, 29 November 3, 4, 5 Time: 9:00am 3:00pm Course ID: XSAC4142 Trainer: Chandra Travis Cost: $450 All A category training topics All B category training topics All D category training topics ^applicable to programs serving younger school age 5-8 years 15 Hour School Age Staff Training Register now for three full days of training and earn 15 training hours. This course satisfies the NYS OCFS Regulatory Requirement for SAC Staff to complete 15 Hours of training in all of the OCFS required training topics. Training Topics Covered: All A category training topics All B category training topics All D category training topics ^applicable to programs serving younger school age 5-8 years Session 1 Dates: September 30, October 1 & 2 Time: 9:00am- 2:00pm Course ID: XSAC4044 Trainer: Chandra Travis Cost: $245 Session 2 Dates: December 1, 2 & 8 Time: 9:00am- 2:00pm Course ID: XSAC4444 Trainer: Chandra Travis Cost: $245 Page 5

6 Infant & Toddler Looking at Social-Emotional Development through Pre-Literacy The foundation of social-emotional development begins at infancy. This workshop will offer insight into how caregivers can nurture infants and toddlers socialemotional development through pre-literacy activities. Date: Friday, October 24, 2014 Time: 9:30 am 12:30 pm Course ID: XBB4002 Trainer: Inez Robinson-Chillous Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A1 B3 D2, D3 Classrooms That Work! Planning for Infants, Toddlers and Two s This interactive workshop will highlight key components that make classrooms work and strategies to implement them successfully. Through group discussion, video clips, photos, resource materials including the (Iters-R), we will share examples and strategies that focus on the following areas: the social - emotional environment, responsive relationships, communication, physical environment, use of space/learning areas, accessibility, choice, materials and the daily routines/curriculum. Date: Tuesday. November 11, 2014 Time: 9:30 am 12:30 pm Course ID: XBB4000 Trainer: Julia Travers Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A1 A3 B4 D1 - D5 Social Emotional Development: Intentional Practice that Fosters Child Resiliency We know that social and emotional development is the foundation for optimal success in school and life. Social and emotional well-being and child resiliency are linked to three social emotional indicators also called protective factors Attachment/relationships: mutual, strong relationships with important adults/ peers Initiative: use independent thought and action to learn and meet needs Self-regulation: the developing ability to recognize and express feelings, needs and learn strategies to manage behavior Participants will have the opportunity to discuss differences in temperament and engage in discussion and small group activities to learn strategies and practices that support the three protective factors in daily classroom routines and activities. Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 Time: 9:30 am 12:30 pm Course ID: XBB4001 Trainer: Julia Travers Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A1 B1, B4 D2 Page 6

7 Early Childhood Getting the Most Out of Read Alouds: Developing Social-Emotional Well-Being through a Multi-Sensory Approach to Literacy for Preschoolers This creative and interactive workshop will provide the rationale behind the importance of developing social-emotional well-being in young children. Participants will learn to use songs, hands-on and movement activities to enhance read alouds and support social-emotional development in preschool children. We will explore our own imagination by creating social-emotional games to use along with selected read alouds. Materials will be provided. Date: Friday, October 3, 2014 Time: 9:30 am 12:30 pm Course ID: XECC4001 Trainer: Inez Robinson-Chillous Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A1 B3 D2, D5 Science...Chopped! Take the mystery out of science with this exciting hands-on training in strategies to implement STEM activities in the classroom. Science is multisensory, and after this training participants will gain skills how to help engage children with science activities. Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Time: 9:00-12:00 Course ID: XECC4000 Trainer: Rhonda Carloss-Smith Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A1 B1, B4 D3, D4 Page 7

8 New York State Health and Safety Training: Competencies to Becoming a Family or Group Family Child Care Provider Family & Group Family Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) requires all childcare providers to take a 15-hour Heath and Safety training to become licensed or registered. CCI s certified trainers offer these training sessions on weeknights, weekdays and weekends. Cost: $ includes Participant Manual Training Topics covered: All A category training topics All B category training topics All D category training topics Please choose one of the following sessions: Session 1 Date: Saturdays September 13, 20, 27 Time: 9:30 am 4:30 pm Workshop ID: XHS3106 Trainer: Hannah Holland Orta Session 2 Dates: Tuesday and Thursday September 30 & October 2, 7, 9 Time: 5:30 pm 9:30 pm Workshop ID: XHS3107 Trainer: Cynthia Pearson Session 3 Dates: Saturday November 1, 8, 15 Time: 9:30 am 4:30 pm Workshop ID: XHS3108 Trainer: Cynthia Pearson Session 4 Dates: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday December 2, 3, 4 Time: 9:30 am 5:00pm Workshop ID: XHS3109 Trainer: Hannah Holland Orta Principles of Healthy Child Development This one-day training will give child care providers a theoretical framework on child development and practical understanding on what they can do in their programs to ensure each child s social, emotional and cognitive needs are met. Providers will learn activities that promote a child s healthy development and increase their ability to relate to families and children and improve their programs. Date: Saturday, October 18 Time: 9:30am - 4:30pm Workshop ID: XFF3002 Trainer: CCI Family Childcare Staff Cost: $100 Training Topics Covered: A1, A3, A7 B1, B2, B3, B4, B7 D2, D3, D4, D5 Page 8

9 Avoiding Professional Burn-Out Family & Group Family Participants will gain insight into how to deal with stressful and challenging situations that arise from day-to-day management of a child care program, staff, parents and children. Through guided self-assessment exercises, we will learn to identify signs of stress, know when to take time out and develop a self-care action plan. Cost: $60.00 Training Topics Covered: A4 A5, A6, A7, A8 B6, B7 D1 Session 1 Date: Wednesday, October 22 Time: 9:30am 12:30pm Workshop ID: XFF3300 Trainer: Hannah Holland Orta Session 2 Date: Wednesday, December 10 Time: 6:00pm 9:00pm Workshop ID: XFF3001 Trainer: Cynthia Pearson Health and Safety Training Refresher This training is for those licensed /registered providers and provider assistants wanting to brush up and up-date their skills and knowledge to ensure regulatory compliance in the area of Health and Safety. The training will offer the latest information on new developments and procedures in Health and Safety standards and practices. The training will cover: Infection Control Procedures Immunizations and Child Health Records Supervision and Behavior Management Emergency Preparedness and Shelter-in-Place Child Day Care Statutes Date: Saturday, December 13 Time: 9:30am 4:30pm Workshop ID: XHS3110 Cost: $ or Register 2 people for $ Trainer: Cynthia Pearson and Hannah Holland Orta Training Topics Covered: A2, A3, A4, A7 B5, B7 D1 Page 9

10 Medication Administration Trainings (MAT) Health Promotion Learn the required procedures to administer medication to children who participate in your program. This training is for Licensed/Registered Child Care Providers, Preschool and School-Age Programs, and those Informal Child Care providers who care for subsidized children. The maximum capacity for all trainings is 8 people. Pre-registration is required. The MAT Course is presented by Joanne Gall, RN, over a period of two days, approximately 15 hours. Participants MUST be on time, present both days and complete a total of 8 modules, a competency demonstration test, and a comprehensive final exam in order to receive a certificate for the course. *The cost of this training includes a $90 registration fee that must be paid in advance. $100 of the remaining training fee can be paid for with a SUNY MAT Training Voucher. The balance must be paid prior to attending the training. Please bring a copy of your registration certificate/license and the S.U.N.Y. MAT Training Voucher or payment. For more information on sessions, contact Inzzia Hooks , ext or ihooks@ccinyc.org. Classes start promptly. Late comers will NOT be admitted. Weekday Sessions Date: September 17 th & 18 th Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3003 Date: October 22 nd & 23 rd, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3016 Date: November 12 th & 13 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3017 Date: December 10 th & 11 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3018 Saturday Sessions Date: September 6 th & 13 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3009 Date: September 20 th & 27 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID: XCCC3010 Date: October 25 th & Nov. 1 st, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID XCCC3019 Date: November 8 th & 15 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID XCCC3020 Date: December 6 th & 13 th, 2014 Time: 9:00 5:00 Cost: $190 Workshop ID XCCC3021 Page 10

11 CPR and Infant/Child First Aid Certification Trainings Health Promotion Learn to Save Lives Today! Get your Infant CPR & First Aid Training Certificate The skills that you acquire from a course taught by a certified instructor may help you save a life in an emergency situation. CPR & First Aid training can be applied when you work with children, infants and/or adults, want to train employees, or simply want to know how to help someone during an emergency. CPR/First Aid $ am 5pm CPR Only $ am 12pm First Aid Only $ pm 5pm Date: Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3022A Date: Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3022B Date: Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3022C Date: Friday, Nov. 7, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3023A Date: Friday, Nov. 7, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3023B Date: Friday, Nov. 7, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3023C Date: Friday, Dec. 5, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3024A Date: Friday, Dec. 5, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3024B Date: Friday, Dec. 5, 2014 Workshop ID: XCCC3024C Page 11

12 Medication Administration Training (MAT) Rebate Program Health Promotion What is the (MAT) Rebate Program? The Medication Administration Training (MAT) Rebate Program is sponsored by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS), You can receive up to $100 to help pay for the classroom course through the MAT Rebate Program. You are eligible for a MAT Rebate if ALL of the following statements are true: 1. You are employed at a New York State OCFS or New York City DOHMH registered/licensed child care program; or are a legally-exempt provider, that provides publicly subsidized child care. 2. You have paid for and successfully completed the MAT course provided by an approved MAT trainer. 3. You are submitting the required application and supporting documentation to the MAT Rebate Program within 60 days from your completion date of the MAT course. Rebate applications received after 60 days will not be accepted. 4. A MAT payment has not been made on your behalf in the past 33 months. You have 60 days from your training date to apply for the rebate. Still have questions? Contact Joanne Gall, R.N. at , ext about the MAT Rebate Program. Page 12

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14 Did you know? The New York City Child Care Resource and Referral Consortium (NYC CCR&R) offers Online Trainings NYC CCR&R is offering professional development opportunities through online training courses for early childhood professionals caring for infants, toddlers, pre-school and school age children. You will be able to learn at your own pace 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The training courses include 50 hours of customizable training approved by the NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS). The online training courses can be taken to meet annual training requirements to complete hours for those seeking a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, CDA credential renewal or in-service training. Online courses include: Setting up and outdoor play area Childhood anger and anger management Development of language Positive solutions for challenging behaviors Communicating effectively with parents Courses are affordable and financial scholarships may be available via the Educational Incentive Program (EIP). To register for courses and for more information visit the NYC CCR&R website: Page 14

15 Meet the Trainers Joanne Gall, RN, M.P.H., is a registered nurse, trained in public health. She serves as CCI s Health Coordinator providing Medication Administration Training and consultation in the development of Health Care Plans. She has a rich background in community health training and education of student nurses and home health aides and is also a Certified CPR & First Aid Instructor. Trained in ITERS Hannah Holland Orta, is a Program Specialist for Parent and Provider Services at CCI. She is a certified SUNY Health and Safety trainer with many years of experience in providing training technical assistance and support to family child care providers. She also has years of experience in assisting providers with the CACFP program and lesson plan writing with the Creative Curriculum Module. Cynthia Pearson, MSW, Coordinator of Parent & Provider Services, holds a degree in Social Work and is a former administrator of a child care resource and referral agency. She is a certified SUNY Health and Safety trainer and has provided training for Pre-K and family child care programs and networks. Trained in ITERS and FCCERS. Julia Travers, R.N., M.S.N., is the Program Specialist for Infant, Toddler and Early Childhood Programs at CCI. She is a Clinical Specialist in Community Health with advanced training in infant/parent mental health. She has been a consultant to Early Head Start, provided developmental screening and evaluation, coordinated an Early Intervention Program, and facilitated parent support groups. Trained in ITERS, FCCERS and DECA. Chandra Travis, has trained over 300 School Age Professionals. She was one of the original NYS School Age Credential Trainers. She is a member of the faculty of CUNY s City College a n d i s t r a i n e d i n P r o g r a m Administration Scales. Inez Robinson Chillous, MS. Ed is the Coordinator of Early Childhood Education Services at CCI. After a decade with the NYC Department of Education as a classroom teacher in Pre- K 2nd grades, Visual Arts Teacher and Literacy Coach, She returned to CCI where she worked earlier in her career. She received her MS in Literacy, Birth 6th grades from City University of New York at City College. Inez has NYS Permanent Elementary Certification, Pre- K 6 and NYS Literacy Professional Certification and Reading Recovery training from New York University. Rhonda Carloss-Smith, MS Ed, is the Associate Executive Director at CCI, where she assists in the management of the agency s staff, programs and budget, and directly supervises CCI s Parent Services Unit and Infant/Toddler Programs. She has extensive professional experience in program development, policy analysis, advocacy and early child education. Page 15

16 Registration Policies HOW TO REGISTER By Phone: Call and ask for the contact person listed in the calendar or dial the extension listed after regular business hours. By Fax: Dial and use the attached registration form. In Person: Center for Children s Initiatives (CCI) 322 Eighth Avenue at West 26 th Street, 4th Floor, NY, NY am - 5pm Monday-Friday. Ask to speak to the contact person listed in the training calendar. By Send to training@ccinyc.org describing the training you want and how you will pay. PAYMENT METHODS CCI accepts the following payment methods: Cash Check *Please note there is a $35.00 service charge for returned checks. Money orders made out to Center for Children s Initiatives (CCI). VISA or MasterCard, American Express or Discover by telephone or through CCI s secure website *You may be able to use EIP funds to subsidize your training. OTHER POLICIES On CCI s Website: 1. Click on the blue tab Professionals & Programs 2. Click on Training Listings link on the right-hand side. 3. The courses are listed in date order. When you find the course you want, enter the quantity, push add to cart and follow the directions. You can pay immediately by VISA or MasterCard, American Express or Discover, follow the steps below to register. Registration Confirmation: A confirmation letter and travel directions will be sent upon receipt of your registration information and full payment for the training. * Remember, if we have not received payment, a seat is not guaranteed. *Payment in full required 1 business week before the course begins. School Age Credential Training: To enroll in the Credential training, a deposit of $500 is required. You may be eligible to receive scholarship funds from the Educational Incentive Program (EIP). Phone CCI for more information , ext Group Rates. Group Rates are available with advanced payment for groups of 10 or more. For additional information contact: Tema Fishbein at ext Refunds. If you cannot attend a workshop, and notify CCI in writing via at training@ccinyc.org or fax five (5) business days prior to the session, you will receive a credit for the cost of the workshop minus a $25 rescheduling fee. Credit can be applied to another Center for Children s Initiatives workshop and must be used within 6 months of issue. NO CASH REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN. 3. Cancellations. If CCI must cancel a session due to low enrolment or other factors you will be eligible for a full refund or to apply the payment to another workshop session. In the event of inclement weather on the day a scheduled training, please contact CCI at If the office is closed, the training is cancelled. Every effort will be made to reschedule any cancelled training. 4. Lateness. Latecomers will be admitted at the discretion of the trainer. For Health and Safety, MAT and CPR/First Aid Training no one will be admitted once the session has begun. 5. Certificates. Certificates of attendance will be provided to each attendee after completion of training and receipt of full payment. Certificates will include the name of the workshop, the date of attendance and the actual number of training hours attended. Page 16

17 Financial Aid Options NEW YORK STATE EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE PROGRAM (EIP) What is the Educational Incentive Program (EIP)? The Educational Incentive Program (EIP) is a scholarship program designed to assist child care providers to obtain the training and education needed to provide quality care to children. Child care providers must be caring for children in a facility regulated by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) or the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH). If eligible, you can access up to $2000 of financial support. If the total cost of the workshop is not fully covered by the EIP award, you will be billed for the difference. Who can apply for an EIP Scholarship? A registered family child care provider currently caring for children A licensed group family child care provider or assistant currently caring for children A director or child care classroom staff currently caring for children in a registered school-age program A director or child care classroom staff currently caring for children in a licensed child care of Head Start center. (In New York City, staff with a permanent New York State teaching certificate is not eligible.) A director or child care classroom staff employed by the New York State Unified Court System. Eligibility is based on your employment, income and the course you choose. For more information, contact the Center for Children s Initiatives (CCI) at or contact EIP directly at The Center for Children s Initiative s is preparing to celebrate the 12th Annual Champions for Children Awards Luncheon. This event recognizes the significant achievements of individuals, organizations and corporations dedicated to quality early care and education for New York City's children. The event will honor Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray to recognize their commitment to early education and to celebrate the success in launching city-wide Universal Pre-K. We look forward to celebrating with you at the event. For more information on the event, call or jchappell@ccinyc.org. Page 17

18 Contact Us For additional information about trainings, professional development opportunities, and technical assistance, please contact the appropriate department: CCI Online Facebook.com/CCI.NYC Family Child Care/Group Family Child Care and Health & Safety Hannah Orta, , ext Early Childhood Programs & School Age Child Care Blerta Zeka, , ext Infant/Toddler and Medication Administration Training (MAT) Inzzia Hooks, , ext Twitter.com/cci_nyc Center for Children s Initiatives Health Care Plan Development Joanne Gall, , ext jgall@ccinyc.org To update your Child Care/Early Childhood Program provider information to the CCI Database, contact: Yvette Revanales, , ext yrevanales@ccinyc.org SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Stay up to date on news from the early education industry & helpful information for providers For Scholarship Application: SUNY Educational Incentive Program (EIP): For Information on Regulations and Required Training Topics: New York City Dept. of Health (please call your borough office): Manhattan , ext. 122 or 124 Brooklyn Queens or Bronx Staten Island Read the current edition here Sign up here Page 18

19 CCI Workshop Registration Form First Name : Last Name : Organization : Site Name : Site Address : City : State : Zip Code : Address: Phone : Fax: Course ID Workshop Name Date of Workshop Workshop cost Total Amount : Payment Method EIP (Please submit a copy with application of Registration Form) Check : Name on Check Check # : Check Amount. / Cantidad del Cheque: Credit Card (choose one ): MasterCard Visa American Express Discover Signature : Please PRINT Name on Card : Credit Card # : Expiration Date : Security Code : Billing Address: RETURN THIS FORM BY MAIL OR FAX TO CCI EIGHTH AVE, 4 FL. NEW YORK, NY Fax: *Registration Confirmation. A confirmation letter and travel directions will be sent upon receipt of your registration information and full payment for the training*. Remember, if we have not received payment, a seat is not guaranteed. Payment in full required 1 business week before the course begins. School Age Credential Training: To enroll in the Credential training, a deposit of $500 is required. You may be eligible to receive scholarship funds from the Educational Incentive Program (EIP). Phone CCI for more information. PAYMENT METHODS: CCI accepts cash, check or money orders made out to Center for Children s Initiatives (CCI). Please note there is a $35.00 service charge for returned checks. You can also pay by credit card with a VISA or MasterCard, American Express or Discover by telephone or through CCI s secure website Page 19

20 REGISTER EARLY! Topics including: Social Emotional Development CPR Curriculum Development Credentialing Health Promotion Medication Administration TRAINING FOR WHOM? Center for Children s Initiatives 322 Eighth Ave, 4th Floor New York, NY phone fax Family Child Care Providers, Early Childhood Teachers, Youth Workers, Educators After School Providers, Case Workers, Family Support Directors, Supervisors, New Providers Page 20