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IDHS Health and Safety Trainings – Summer 2018


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In response to the IDHS requirement for all child care providers who participate in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) to complete Child Development, Health, and Safety Basics trainings, in addition to What Is CCAP?, CPR/First Aid, and Mandated Reporter training, by September 30, 2018, Illinois Action for Children, along with our Community Partners, is pleased to offer the following trainings that will help you meet the requirements.

Scroll down to view the descriptions of each course and then click the “Summer 2018 Course Listing” for each course to see all of the available options. The phone numbers to call and register are on each Summer 2018 Course Listing document.

Vea los entrenamientos ofrecidos en español aquí

Or download the Summer 2018 Course Catalog.

Please note, there is no cost to attend these trainings. Children are not permitted at the trainings.

In addition to the courses below, you must also complete Child Abuse and Neglect State Mandated Reporter training, that is ONLY available online.

Please also note, that you must self-report your completion of Child Abuse and Neglect State Mandated Reporter training as well as CPR and First Aid in the Gateways to Opportunity Registry. Child Development Health and Safety Basics Trainings and What Is CCAP? will automatically be reported for you.

NEW! Child SAFETY DAYS

Child Safety Days | Summer 2018 Training Schedule

Attend free Child Safety Days on select Thursdays and Saturdays in August and September to complete your CPR and First Aid certification and the Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse: Training for Mandated Reporters. Download the training schedule and call to register (phone numbers listed on the schedule).

NEW! Child Development Health and Safety Basics Trainings

Child Development Health and Safety Basics Training | Summer 2018 Course Listings

During a total of four hours, participants will receive an overview of child development, health, and safety issues for children birth through school-age. Emphasis will be on understanding patterns of development, developmental domains, ad the role of nutrition in development. In addition, health and safety issues will address supporting the growth of healthy children – from the basics such as handwashing to more in-depth practices surrounding healthy procedures and disease prevention. Participants will learn more about emergency planning/preparedness and first aid as well as tips for maintaining safe indoor/outdoor environments.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

  • On-Site Administrator
  • Classroom Teaching Staff
  • Family Child Care Owner
  • Family Child Care Assistant

COST: Free

Please note: you will also need to complete What Is CCAP? and complete and self-report in Gateways both CPR/First Aid and Mandated Reporter training by September 30, 2018, in order to meet the IDHS training requirement.

 

NEW! Child Development Health and Safety Basics Trainings Series

Child Development Health and Safety Basics Training Series | Summer 2018 Course Listings

NOTE: You must attend all sessions in the series.

In addition to the content covered in the Child Development Health and Safety Basics trainings (above), the Series version also includes What Is CCAP? and CPR/First Aid.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

  • On-Site Administrator
  • Classroom Teaching Staff
  • Family Child Care Owner
  • Family Child Care Assistant

COST: Free

When you complete this series, your only outstanding requirement will be to complete Child Abuse and Neglect State Mandated Reporter training, that is ONLY available online.

What is ccap? understanding the illinois child care assistance program

What Is CCAP? | Summer 2018 Course Listings

Join this informative session to become more familiar with the Illinois Child Care Assistance Program’s (CCAP) policy and procedures, including the application process, provider qualifications, the payment process, and parent co-payments. The CCAP is funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

  • On-Site Administrator
  • Family Child Care Owner

COST: Free

CPR and First aid

CPR and First Aid | Summer 2018 Course Listings

Please note that you must self-report your completion of CPR and First Aid in the Gateways to Opportunity Registry.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

  • On-Site Administrator
  • Classroom Teaching Staff
  • Family Child Care Owner
  • Family Child Care Assistant

COST: Free

SAYD Credential Level 1— Modules: 4a & 4b Health, Nutrition and Safety

SAYD Credential Level 1 – Modules 4a & 4b Health, Nutrition and Safety | Summer 2018 Course Listings

Do you only care for school aged children (6-13) and need to complete CCAP health and safety training?

Note: Providers who only care for school aged children (6-13), can choose to complete SAYD modules 4a and 4b in order to fulfill training requirements as outlined in the Child Care Assistance Program Manual. Providers who serve school aged children and children of other ages must complete the ECE Level 1 Credential and may qualify for a rate add-on if they are not already receiving an add-on through the Child Care Assistance Program. Completing SAYD modules 4a and 4b will not qualify you for a rate add-on.

Participants will review current licensing guidelines and the National Afterschool Association (NAA) Standards to review health issues, and practices that ensure the well-being of school-age children and youth. Module 4a will also explain how overall good health support child and youth development, and identify ways to support children and youth in making healthy choices. Module 4b is designed to look at a provider’s role and responsibilities when it comes to safety policies and procedures in working with school-age and youth.

COST: Free

 

Winter Catalog

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CPR and First Aid Assistance Funds

Application

Illinois Action for Children is committed to assisting child care providers and center staff with meeting health and safety requirements. Child care providers must have a minimum of 1 CCAP child in care and a valid CCMS number as listed on approval and month certificates. Maximum reimbursement amount per individual is up to $125.00.

Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification Form W-9

Aplicación

Illinois Action for Children se compromete a ayudar a los proveedores de cuidado infantil y al personal del centro a cumplir con los requisitos de salud y seguridad. Los proveedores de cuidado infantil deben tener un mínimo de 1 niño CCAP bajo su cuidado y un número de CCMS válido como se indica en los certificados mensuales y las aprobaciones. El monto máximo de reembolso por persona es de hasta $125.00.

Solicitud y Certificación del Número de Identificación del Contribuyente Forma W-9

IDHS Announcement for CCAP Providers on Health, Safety and Child Development Training Completion Verification (Notice Issue Date: September 21, 2018). Read Announcement | Español

IDHS Announcement for License-Exempt CCAP Providers on the Annual Monitoring Visit Requirement (Notice Issue Date: August 15, 2018). Read Announcement | Ver Documento

IDHS Announcement for CCAP Providers On Health, Safety and Child Development Training Enhancements (Notice Issue Date: March 30, 2018). Read Announcement | Ver Documento

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