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Learning Opportunities

Monroe County Children's System of Care offers opportunities to share knowledge and gain a new perspective.

Whether it's a training that supports changes in how professionals approach their practice or an educational experience that offers a different perspective you will find learning opportunities listed on this page.

Check back often - new trainings and learning opportunities are added on an ongoing basis.

Current trainings and presentations being offered:

Click on one of the links to the right to learn more about any of the Monroe County Children's System of Care learning opportunities (trainings, classes, webcasts, etc...)

Current Learning Opportunities

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Updates & What's New

System of Care Leadership
Endorse Guiding Principles - NEW

Leadership from across the child-serving
system: Child & Family Services, Office
of Probation & Community Corrections,
Office of Mental Health, and the
Rochester/Monroe County Youth
Bureau have endorsed a shared set
of guding principles, the "Monroe
County Children's System of
Care Guiding Principles"

The Monroe County ACCESS grant
has come to an end but the System
of Care is here to stay.

New Mental Health Clinic opens
Just for youth! - NEW

System of Care values in action!
Great article on Cayuga Center
using SWAT Youth Council input
into the development of their new clinic.

Read the full article in the
Democrat and Chronicle.

MENTAL HEALTH: Roundtales
lets parents help parents

It's not your fault. And you're not alone.
Those are the messages that Marjorie Lefler
says the families of children with several
emotional, mental health, or behavioral
challenges need to hear.

Read the full article in City Newspaper.

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