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Every Child, Quality Care Onsite Consulting and Technical Assistance JLCP is here to support you as you strive to develop and maintain a high-quality child care program. We offer free individualized assistance to help you with any aspect of your program. Give us a call to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you! Grants to Help Your Program Improve JLCP offers grants to help improve the quality of programs in Jefferson and Lewis Counties. This grant begins with using an assessment tool, like the Environment Rating Scale to help you determine the best use of the grant funds. Call 782-4900 ext 239 for more information or to request an application. Educational Incentive Program (EIP) Scholarship funding to participate in training may be available through the Educational Incentive Program (EIP). For more information, or to apply for a scholarship, visit ecetp.pdp.albany.edu You may also contact EIP at [email protected] or 800-295-9616. For more about JLCP training and EIP eligibility, call 782-4900 ext 239. Medication Administration Training (MAT) The MAT course is a skill-based training to help you administer medication safely in your program. Find details about training options from the Professional Development Program at 800-295-9616 or www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu JLCP Workshop Schedule October-December 2015 JLCP Membership Your support helps JLCP deliver valuable programs and services to the community. Your annual membership benefits include discounted rates on many of our workshops, as well as passes to attend training at no cost! Individual - 2 passes Individual+1 - 3 passes Center/SACC - 5 passes Buy your membership using the Workshop Registration Form on the last page of this schedule. Thank you for supporting JLCP! Online Training JLCP offers online training courses from Smart Horizons and Child Care Aware. Learn more at www.capcjc.org/ programs/jlcp/training

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Every Child, Quality Care

Onsite Consulting and Technical Assistance

JLCP is here to support you as you strive to develop and

maintain a high-quality child care program. We offer free

individualized assistance to help you with any aspect of

your program. Give us a call to learn more. We look

forward to hearing from you!

Grants to Help Your Program Improve

JLCP offers grants to help improve the quality of programs in

Jefferson and Lewis Counties. This grant begins with using

an assessment tool, like the Environment Rating Scale to

help you determine the best use of the grant funds. Call

782-4900 ext 239 for more information or to request an

application.

Educational Incentive Program (EIP)

Scholarship funding to participate in training may be

available through the Educational Incentive Program (EIP).

For more information, or to apply for a scholarship, visit

ecetp.pdp.albany.edu You may also contact EIP at

[email protected] or 800-295-9616. For more about JLCP

training and EIP eligibility, call 782-4900 ext 239.

Medication Administration Training (MAT) The MAT course is a skill-based training to help you

administer medication safely in your program. Find details

about training options from the Professional Development

Program at 800-295-9616 or www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu

JLCP Workshop Schedule October-December 2015

JLCP Membership

Your support helps JLCP deliver

valuable programs and services

to the community. Your annual

membership benefits include

discounted rates on many of our

workshops, as well as passes to

attend training at no cost!

Individual - 2 passes

Individual+1 - 3 passes

Center/SACC - 5 passes

Buy your membership using the

Workshop Registration Form on

the last page of this schedule.

Thank you for supporting JLCP!

Online Training

JLCP offers online training

courses from Smart Horizons

and Child Care Aware. Learn

more at www.capcjc.org/

programs/jlcp/training

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Training Areas Key

Each workshop will offer training credit in at least one of the following areas: OCFS Topic Areas CD—Principles of Child Development NH—Nutrition and Health Needs BZ—Business Rec. Maintenance & Management CAM—Child Abuse & Maltreatment ID & Prevention PD—Child Care Program Develop. CDC—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Care SS—Safety and Security R-CAM—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Abuse SBS—Shaken Baby Syndrome Core Body of Knowledge (CBK) Competency Areas CG&D: Child Growth & Development F&CR: Family and Community Relationships O&A: Observation & Assessment E&C: Environment and Curriculum HS&N: Health, Safety and Nutrition P&L: Professional-ism and Leadership A&M: Administration & Management

Health and Safety Training Mon Oct 5, Weds Oct 7 and Fri Oct 9, 9:00 AM-2:30 PM at CAPC This course is required for new family and group family child care provider applicants. It covers child care regulations and introduces the learner to key health practices required by OCFS. It can also be taken as a refresher for existing providers who would like to polish their knowledge and skills. Call 782-4900 for information about this class or find a Health and Safety trainer and additional training opportunities at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu Grant funding may be available to assist with the cost of this training. Trainer: Angie VanWormer, NYSELTC #1143 OCFS Topic Areas: NH, BZ, CAM, R-CDC, SS, R-CAM, SBS Cost: $235 Register: Call 782-4900 ext 239 by 9/28

American Heart Association First Aid and CPR First Aid Monday October 5 6-9 PM at CAPC CPR Monday October 19 6-10 PM at CAPC Trainer: Peggy Barter OCFS Topic Areas: NH, SS CBK Areas: HS&N Cost: $35 each class Register: Form and payment due at least one week before each class

CACFP Training: What Would Batman Eat? Wednesday Oct 7 6:30-9:00 PM at Jefferson-Lewis BOCES Thursday Oct 15 6:30-9:00 PM at Canton BOCES This training will help providers see a healthy child care program as an invest-ment and guide children to choose healthier options. Participants will engage in activities that will promote physical activity and healthier eating habits. Optional potluck dinner at 6 PM… please bring a dish to pass! Trainer: Jennifer Hilpl and Tracie Young OCFS Topic Areas: NH, BZ CBK Areas: P&L Cost: Free for JLCP’s CACFP participating providers! JLCP Members $20, Non-Members $25 Register: Form due one week before selected class

Foundations of Child Care - For Center Staff Tuesdays November 24, December 1, 8 and 15 12:30-4:30 PM at CAPC This comprehensive 15-hour training course is designed for center staff who wish to improve the care they provide; for new hires to provide them with the knowledge they need as they begin in a program; and for individuals seeking child care employment to prepare them for entrance into the field. Participants will be provided with the skills and concepts they will put into practice every day, enabling them to continually protect and promote the health, safety and development of the children with whom they work. Trainer: Angie VanWormer, NYSELTC #1143 OCFS Topic Areas: All CBK Competency Areas: CG&D, HS&N Cost: $150 Register: Call 782-4900 ext 239

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Training Areas Key

Each workshop will offer training credit in at least one of the following areas: OCFS Topic Areas CD—Principles of Child Development NH—Nutrition and Health Needs BZ—Business Rec. Maintenance & Management CAM—Child Abuse & Maltreatment ID & Prevention PD—Child Care Program Develop. CDC—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Care SS—Safety and Security R-CAM—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Abuse SBS—Shaken Baby Syndrome Core Body of Knowledge (CBK) Competency Areas CG&D: Child Growth & Development F&CR: Family and Community Relationships O&A: Observation & Assessment E&C: Environment and Curriculum HS&N: Health, Safety and Nutrition P&L: Professional-ism and Leadership A&M: Administration & Management

Super Saturday November 7 8:30-4:00

Six hours of training in one super day!

Space is limited so register early! 8:30-10:00 The Child Care Provider Role with In-Program Therapeutic Services Children who require therapy often receive services during the time they're in child care. Participants in this workshop will learn about different types of therapeutic services and how to better collaborate with therapists in your program. We will also discuss the importance of communicating with families about the strategies used by therapists. Presented by: Michelle Wojcikowski and Janet White, Learning Disability Association of the Mohawk Valley – North Country Parent Assistance Center OCFS Topic Areas: PD, SS CBK Areas: F&CR, E&C 10:15-11:45 Making Toys for Infants and Toddlers Some of the best toys are also the simplest! This hands-on workshop will give you lots of great ideas for toys that are easy to make and easy on your wallet. You’ll even get to make something to take home! Presented by: Christina Kelley and Angie VanWormer OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD CBK Areas: CG&D 11:45-12:30 Complimentary lunch provided! Please make Panera Bread boxed lunch selection on registration form. 12:30-2:30 IMIL: MVPA (Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity) Every Day! Do the children in your care get at least 60 minutes of structured MVPA every day? This high-energy hands-on training is full of ideas and resources on physical activity and healthy food choices that you can include in your early childhood programs. You will experience MVPA activities that can be replicated with pre‐school children. Presented by: Nicole Dillon, Family Enrichment Network OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD CBK Areas: HS&N 2:45-3:45 Building Literacy Skills while Having Fun! Are you looking for new ways to enhance your in your early childhood program? Are you unsure how to promote the development of emerging reading and writing skills in the children you work with? Consider adding a Tray Tasking Learning Center. Come and learn more! You will leave this session so excited that you will want to begin using tray tasks right away. Presented by: Johanne Cronk OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD CBK Areas: E&C

Cost: $40 JLCP Members, $45 Non-Members

Register: Form and payment due by October 30

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Training Areas Key

Each workshop will offer training credit in at least one of the following areas: OCFS Topic Areas CD—Principles of Child Development NH—Nutrition and Health Needs BZ—Business Rec. Maintenance & Management CAM—Child Abuse & Maltreatment ID & Prevention PD—Child Care Program Develop. CDC—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Care SS—Safety and Security R-CAM—Statutes & Regs Pertaining to Child Abuse SBS—Shaken Baby Syndrome Core Body of Knowledge (CBK) Competency Areas CG&D: Child Growth & Development F&CR: Family and Community Relationships O&A: Observation & Assessment E&C: Environment and Curriculum HS&N: Health, Safety and Nutrition P&L: Professional-ism and Leadership A&M: Administration & Management

Attending JLCP Workshops Registration & Payment: To register for training, complete a registration form and

submit with payment, where applicable, to CAPC by mail or in person at least 3 days

prior unless otherwise noted. CAPC is not responsible for payments that are left with

or handed to anyone other than Admin. Office Staff. Registration forms can be found

at www.capcjc.org. Accepted payment: cash, check payable to CAPC, money orders,

purchase orders and EIP Award Notice. If you receive EIP scholarship for training for

which you have already paid, CAPC will issue a reimbursement. You are responsible

for any difference between the award amount and the cost of the class and payment

must be received prior to class. All checks returned to CAPC for insufficient funds

subject to current returned-check fee. Post-dated checks not accepted.

Cancellations: If a class you have paid for is cancelled you will be notified and issued

a training pass, equivalent to the amount you paid, to use toward another training

within the next year. Training pass will be issued only if you cancel prior to the

scheduled workshop. After business hours dial x 239 for voice mail.

Certificates and Training Records: Certificates for trainings other than SUNY

Videoconferences will be given to participants upon completion of a training and

receipt of full payment. There will be a $5 fee for replacement certificates. We will

provide a record of your JLCP training upon request.

SUNY Videoconferences: Photo ID is required. If you are registered and can not

attend, please call 800-295-9616. Participants must arrive by 6:45 pm, stay until 9 pm

and receive a passing grade on the multiple-choice test in order to receive credit for

attending. Certificates are mailed to participants from SUNY.

Children: While we love children, our trainings are intended for adult audiences.

Questions? Call 782-4900 ext 239.

Tailor-Made Training Need to cover an OCFS topic? Want training that’s individualized for you and your program? Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project has got you covered! JLCP trainers will design and deliver training in your program at no cost! No time to host training? Gather a group of at least 5 friends and come to our location at no cost! So what are you waiting for? Call us to schedule your Tailor-Made Training at 315-782-4900 ext 239. Suggested topics include: * Challenging behavior * Room Arrangement * Child Abuse and Maltreatment * Strategies in Parent Communication * Contracts and Policies * Designing Learning Activities * Early Math Materials * Emergent Literacy * ________ Your Idea

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Workshop/Membership Registration Form

Find complete workshop details online at www.capcjc.org/jlcp/training Please complete all sections carefully. Only one form may be submitted per person. Participant Information

Name

Address

Phone Email Program Name

Type of Program: FDC GFDC DCC SACC Informal

I would like to receive emails from JLCP: Yes No Already do How did you hear about the workshop(s)? Mailing Email Flyer Website Employer Friend JLCP Staff

Are you currently caring for children from military-connected families? Yes No If yes, how many? __________

Workshop Registration Title Date Time Cost Amt Included

Super Saturday Panera Bread Box Lunch Choice: Turkey Ham Veggie None Sat. Nov 7 8:30-4:00 $40 Member

$45 Non-member

JLCP Membership (choose level): Individual Membership - $30.00 Individual + 1 Membership - $40.00 Center or SACC Membership - $80.00

Payment Information Payment Type Check or MO Number and Date EIP Award Number Total Due Amt Included Check or MO payable to CAPC

Signed EIP Award Notification

Form and full payment must be received at least 3 business days before workshop, unless otherwise stated in description.

Registration must be mailed or delivered to CAPC Administration Office during business hours. Mail completed form and payment to: Community Action Planning Council, 518 Davidson Street Watertown, NY 13601

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CAPC will be closed on 10/12, 11/11, 11/26‐27,

and 12/25/15.

Regular business hours are M‐F 8 AM to 4:PM,

evenings by appointment.

JLCP is a member of

Community Action Planning Council NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project US POSTAGE PAID

518 Davidson Street Watertown, NY

Watertown, NY 13601 Permit No. 12

Learn more about Community Action and JLCP at

www.capcjc.org

Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project (315) 782-4900

Fax: (315) 788-8251 Child Care Referrals: (315) 782-8475 or 1-800-287-8904

Cathy Brodeur Laura Warner Vacant Christine Vogt Nancy Penrose Renee Eisel Angie VanWormer Christina Kelley Jennifer Hilpl Tracie Young Vickie Brownell

JLCP Director, Ext. 240 Administrative Assistant, Ext. 229 Referral/Parent Services Manager, Ext. 253 Registration Specialist, Ext. 279 Registration Coordinator, Ext. 231 Registration Coordinator, Ext. 230 Provider Services Specialist, Ext. 239 Provider Services Coordinator, Ext. 237 CACFP Coordinator, Ext. 306 CACFP Manager, Ext. 289 LE Enrollment/Subsidy Manager, 785-5024

The Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project brings together

parents, child care professionals, community members,

business leaders, and government agencies to help develop

and support accessible, affordable, high-quality child care for

children and families.