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Family Group Conferencing Facilitator Training

Family Group Conferencing is a process that brings families together to develop solutions for the issues that children and young people are facing. In NSW it is increasingly being used in the out of home care system to support decision making processes about where children and young people in care can find a permanent placement. This course will provide you with the mediation skills needed to successfully facilitate a family group conferencing process. It is presented in a blended... [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate IV in Community Services CHC42015.
$1,450 Limited GST free
Family Group Conferencing Facilitator Training

<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>Family Group Conferencing is a process that brings families together to develop solutions for the issues that

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2020-03-26 Thu 26 Mar - 2020-03-27 Fri 27 Mar 2020
9:30am - 4:30pm
2 sessions, 14 hours total
Sydney - ACON Training Rooms
Terry Georgeson
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