Zero to Three
New Hampshire National Guard
Joint Family Support Assistance Program (JFSAP)
is pleased to announce a special training, for parents, provided by
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2008 7:00 PM– 8:30 PM in the upstairs classroom, Building M at the State Military Reservation, Concord NH
TRAINING FOCUS: Developing Activities for Strengthening Parent Child Connections, at home and during all phases of deployment.
PLEASE REGISTER ON OR BEFORE October 27, 2008 by calling 603 227-1552 or e-mailing shand.c.wentworth@MHN.com with your name, e-mail address, telephone number, *ages and number of children if day care is needed.
ZERO TO THREE is a national nonprofit organization that informs, trains and supports parents, professionals and policymakers in their efforts to improve the lives of infants and toddlers. A key initiative at ZERO TO THREE is “Coming Together Around Military Families (CTAMF),” which increases awareness about the impact of trauma, grief and loss on very young children through specialized training and support for the professionals who are supporting military families. This initiative is primarily focused on the special circumstances of those families experiencing trauma and loss as a result of a Service member’s deployment.
Julia Yeary, LCSW, is a Senior Training and Consultation Specialist for ZERO TO THREE. She has been involved in supporting military families since 1980. As a part of CTAMF, Julia has focused on working with state Joint Family Support Assistance Programs (JFSAP) in establishing stronger support for military families from the National Guard and Reserve communities that have very young children, including those who do not have access to services found on military installations.
To learn more about ZERO TO THREE and the special resources they have developed to support military families, please visit their website at www.zerotothree.org/miliary.
Contact Shand Wentworth, Military and Family Life Consultant (MFLC), if you have questions about this presentation or with any other questions regarding children and families at (603) 227-1552 or shand.c.wentworth@MHN.com.
*CHILD CARE WILL BE PROVIDED, please note number of children and ages when you register.
New Hampshire National Guard
Joint Family Support Assistance Program (JFSAP)
is pleased to announce a special training, for Early Childhood educators and providers as well as 0 to 3 Mental Health Workers, provided by
ZERO TO THREE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2008 at 9:30 AM – 11 AM in the upstairs classroom, Building M at the State Military Reservation, Concord NH
TRAINING FOCUS: Stress in the Family and its Impact on Infants and Toddlers
PLEASE REGISTER ON OR BEFORE October 27, 2008 by calling 603 227-1552 or e-mailing shand.c.wentworth@MHN.com with your name, e-mail address, telephone number and company affiliation
ZERO TO THREE is a national nonprofit organization that informs, trains and supports parents, professionals and policymakers in their efforts to improve the lives of infants and toddlers. A key initiative at ZERO TO THREE is “Coming Together Around Military Families (CTAMF),” which increases awareness about the impact of trauma, grief and loss on very young children through specialized training and support for the professionals who are supporting military families. This initiative is primarily focused on the special circumstances of those families experiencing trauma and loss as a result of a Service member’s deployment.
Julia Yeary, LCSW, is a Senior Training and Consultation Specialist for ZERO TO THREE. She has been involved in supporting military families since 1980. As a part of CTAMF, Julia has focused on working with state Joint Family Support Assistance Programs (JFSAP) in establishing stronger support for military families from the National Guard and Reserve communities that have very young children including those who do not have access to services found on military installations.
To learn more about ZERO TO THREE and the special resources they have developed to support military families, please visit their website at www.zerotothree.org/miliary.
Contact Shand Wentworth, Military and Family Life Consultant (MFLC), if you have questions about this presentation or with any other questions regarding children and families at (603) 227-1552 or Shand.C.Wentworth@MHN.com
