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Promoting organisational effectiveness"INTRODUCTION: Secure livelihoods involve households engaging in various activities within their community to secure income, shelter, and overall well-being. This training aims to help households, communities, and countries enhance their resilience in managing change without compromising their long-term prospects. The course teaches the basics of nutrition-sensitive programming and provides guidelines for practitioners to design programs that promote access to nutrient-rich foods and dietary diversity. COURSE OBJECTIVES: By the end of the course, participants will be able to: 1. Explain the social and economic impact of malnutrition 2. Identify strategies to break the cycle of malnutrition 3. Understand the relationship between agricultural value chains

Join Scripps Health's webinar to celebrate and learn about the new role of being a grandparent. Gain valuable information on infant care and modern grandparenting tips.

This event is designed for students in grades 1-12. The S.T.E.A.M. program aims to foster development and learning by inspiring children to explore the laws of motion. Through setting up dominoes, children will gain knowledge about force and movement.

Distinguished Speaker Series by the Research Center for Child Well-Being featuring Linda Collins, Ph.D. The event will take place at the RCCWB, 1400 Pickens St., Suite 400. For more information, visit rccwb.sc.edu.

This training is for new and prospective foster care parents, covering child welfare, the system, key professionals, and the child's experience coming into foster care. The course compares traditional foster care with the safe families approach. Participants gain an understanding of the system and children within it, earning 8 hours of credit toward certification and recertification, as well as the annual training requirement. Lunch is included.

Participate in an interactive session of storytelling, singing, rhyming, and play for children aged 19-36 months and their caregivers. It's a lively and educational way to promote early literacy.

Join IndyBar's two-day Parenting Coordination (PC) training conference to become a Court-Appointed PC. Learn from experts like Mindy Mitnik EdM MA and gain strategies to promote effective co-parenting and minimize stress and conflict for families in litigation. Featured speakers include Nate Bailey, Dr. Kevin Byrd PhD HSPP, Elizabeth Cox, Elisabeth Edwards, Lana Pendoski, Dr. Melissa Puthran PsyD HSPP, and Melanie Reiche.

Prof John Child from Birmingham Law collaborated with Prof Hans Crombag from Sussex Neuroscience, Dr Adrian Hunt from Birmingham Law, and Rudi Fortson KC from 25 Bedford Row.

Prepare for childbirth by learning important information about labor and delivery. This course covers topics such as body preparation, medical procedures, labor support, cesarean delivery, and postpartum. The course is recommended for those who are around 28-32 weeks into their pregnancy. It is a two-day program held on consecutive Saturdays. Bring pillows, a blanket or yoga mat, and expectant partners are encouraged to attend together. The classes take place at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla Schaetzel Center, Lower Level Noble. Parking in Lot A is available and will be validated.

Colourful Holiday Workshops for Creative Kids"Speak Up Studio's school holiday workshops are where creative kids come to make friends, have fun and express themselves. Our school holiday program focuses on developing self-confidence, communication skills and creativity through drama, musical theatre, acting, craft and sometimes even science. Speak Up school holiday workshops are split into three levels based on age, complexity and length. Choose a day of workshops or mix and match throughout the week. Some students even come every day. Whether you're looking for something to keep your kids entertained or want to see what Speak Studio is all about, we've got you covered.

Coaching and mentoring methods enhance early childhood programs. Each webinar in the series equips participants with practical information and strategies to apply in their child care program. Successful participants earn 45 Core of Knowledge Hours for the Maryland Administrators' Child Care Credential. This training is suitable for providers in various child care settings.

The objective is to stop mistreatment, support families, and bring back a normal childhood. We are collaborating with the DCAC to give backpacks and financial contributions to Rise Together, alongside our community. Support the Denver Child Advocacy Center (denvercac.org).

Learn how to build your family legacy and make the most of the largest wealth transfer in Canadian history. Join us for an informative session with an estate planning professional during U of A Days.

Children and families can explore the moot court room and witness a trial firsthand. The Faculty of Law's Competitive Moot Program offers students an opportunity to enhance their skills, confidence, and knowledge in a realistic courtroom setting. This allows children to observe a suitable moot court case with a judge, defense lawyer, and prosecutor.

Onchocerciasis, also known as "river blindness", is a neglected tropical disease caused by the Onchocerca volvulus worm and transmitted through blackfly bites. Approximately 20.9 million people worldwide are infected, with 99% in sub-Saharan Africa. Recent evidence suggests a link between onchocerciasis and epilepsy, with an estimated 200-400,000 people in SSA living with the preventable condition OAE.

Become a part of the Bronze Sponsorship team at NJIBNA and help raise awareness about Domestic Violence. S.O.F.I offers advocacy, supportive services, and temporary housing referrals to women and children at risk. Their mission is to assist domestic violence victims and survivors, promoting positivity, self-sufficiency, and success. Find out more about S.O.F.I.