Prior to beginning training, there is an Orientation to help answer any questions you may have about moving forward. If you decide you would like to be a foster caregiver you will be asked to fingerprint through the Pechanga Tribal Rangers. Training consists of 5 Modules:
- Module 1 – Trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, & The Road to Healing
- Module 2 – Understanding Child Abuse, Neglect, & The Impact of Domestic Violence
- Module 3 – Understanding Attachment & Healthy Foundations
- Module 4 – Grief, Loss, & Healing: The Road to Raising Healthy, Responsible and Respectful Children
- Module 5 – Resource Sharing & Graduation Celebration
Each module will be provided once a week on Thursdays from 9am – 12pm with the goal of completion in one month. Once the training is completed the home assessment process begins.
The home assessment includes a walk-through of the home to ensure all safety needs are met. The home assessment includes 3 face to face interviews. The next step is a written report. The written report includes a family social study. Once completed you will be a trained and approved placement for native children in the community.
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Relative Caregiver and Foster Caregiver Orientation
Thursday, April 16th 2020 from 10am-12pm
Have you ever thought about becoming a Relative Caregiver or Foster Caregiver for Pechanga youth?
If so, please contact Pechanga Child and Family Services 951-770-6106 and sign up for our orientation to learn more about what is expected as a caregiver andabout the upcoming training classes.
**Due to the highly sensitive material we will be covering during orientation and training we ask that no one under 18 attend**