You may be interested in SafeCare because it is an evidenced-based program for preventing child maltreatment. To achieve the best outcomes, SafeCare must be properly implemented. NSTRC’s training model was developed based on research.
NSTRC offers three levels of training, home visitor, coach, and trainer, that build on one another. Home visitor training is the core training on how to implement SafeCare. Coach training includes all of home visitor training plus additional training for onsite coaching of SafeCare home visitors. Onsite coaching is required by NSTRC to implement SafeCare. Trainer training may be offered to individuals who have completed Home Visitor and Coach Training and have experience working in both areas. Individuals who complete SafeCare Trainer training and are certified can train individuals (at their site) to become SafeCare home visitors and coaches.
All SafeCare trainings:
SafeCare Training Overview
For more information about the program and the activities of the National SafeCare® Training and Research Center, please contact:
Daniel Whitaker, Ph.D.
Director, NSTRC
Email: Dwhitaker@gsu.edu
Phone: 404-413-1282
Shannon Self-Brown, PhD
Associate Director for Research and Training, NSTRC
Email: SSelfBrown@gsu.edu
Phone: 404-413-1283