Families to benefit from expansion of positive parenting program
The Alberta government has expanded the Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) to 45 Parent Link Centres across the province, giving parents greater access to a program proven to help build stronger families.Budget 2010, Striking the Right Balance
The Alberta government announced its 2010 budget along with each ministry’s 2010-13 business plan. This year, Children and Youth Services will invest approximately $1.1 billion to support strong children, youth, families and communities. For more information, click here.Nominate an outstanding child care professional
The Awards of Excellence celebrate child care professionals who excel at creating positive learning environments for children in licensed day care programs, preschool programs, out-of-school care programs and approved family day homes. To nominate your favourite child care professional, click here.Expansion of the Triple P Positive Parenting Program
Minister Fritz announces the expansion of the Triple P Postive Parenting Program.
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Last updated: Mar 11, 2010 03:21
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MDT ReviewThe report of the Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) Program’s review of the Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) process is now available.
Read the report and recommendations.
Success in School for Children and Youth in Care – Provincial Protocol Framework (PPF)
This is a joint initiative between Alberta Education and Children and Youth Services to support improved school outcomes and high school completion rates for children and youth in provincial government care. The framework will guide the work of those involved with children and youth in care to support success in success.
