TIC: An overview of parts 1 &2 is an introduction to trauma-informed care. Targeted for Solano County childcare providers/professionals.
This training will provide a simple definition of Trauma as well as the different types. It will go over the different parts of the brain and how trauma can affect these parts.
Date and time
Tue, January 18, 2021, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
To register, please visit: Eventbrite
Join Us For A Virtual Parent Cafe
by Solano Family & Children's Services
Virtual Parent Cafe for Solano County
About this event
Join us for a virtual parent cafe! Different topics of discussion every month with chances to engage and communicate with other parents, guardians, grandparents, etc. Giveaways and so much more!
Next event: Thursday, Jan 13th 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Register here
by Solano Family & Children's Services
Do you love working with children? Are you already caring for your own children, or a friend or relative’s children?
About this free event
Make a world of difference from your home
You can become a licensed family child care provider, and start your own business out of your home!
Who needs a license to care for children?
People who care for children from more than one family and who are not relatives of the child in care need to be licensed.
What does it mean to be a licensed family child care provider?
Join us during this informational meeting, where we will answer your questions.
Multiple Dates Available:
Next available date:
Jan 10, 2021
Register here.
The Business of Family Child Care
by Solano Family & Children's Services
Sound business practices are key to successful child care programs.
About this event
This workshop will help you whether you are a new or a seasoned child care provider. We will discuss the feasibility of operating a family child care business, creating a business plan, marketing in this fast-paced - internet world, creating a contract, interviewing families, communicating with families, setting policies and procedures, rates, and much more. This is a 2-part series, June 5th, and 19th.
Presented by Joy Gamble, CCIP coordinator, (Child Care Initiative Project), Resource & Referral Specialist.
Date and time
Sat, January 8, 2022
9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Register here.
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by Solano Family & Children's Services
Do you love working with children? Are you already caring for your own children, or a friend or relative’s children?
About this free event
Make a world of difference from your home
You can become a licensed family child care provider, and start your own business out of your home!
Who needs a license to care for children?
People who care for children from more than one family and who are not relatives of the child in care need to be licensed.
What does it mean to be a licensed family child care provider?
Join us during this informational meeting, where we will answer your questions.
Multiple Dates Available:
Next available date:
Jan 5, 2021
Register here.
