Prevention Trainings

Defines and discusses four types of child maltreatment, prevention strategies, reporting responsibilities, and more.

This interactive, prevention-oriented training focuses on helping service providers and direct care workers understand the potential barriers for fathers that are less involved in supportive services for their child or family and provide realistic tips on response and engagement. The training reviews the many benefits for children when dads are actively involved in services, details the many possible barriers that might lead dads to be less involved, and provides simple steps that providers can follow to overcome biases and encourage fathers to be more engaged in processes.

This interactive, prevention-focused Bullying Prevention training is designed for educators, youth-serving professionals, caregivers, and community members who support children and adolescents. The session explores the impact of bullying on child well-being and equips participants with practical, evidence-informed strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond to bullying in schools, online, and community settings.

Defines and discusses consequences of violence on children, how to integrate and adapt prevention activities, and more.

The session centers on building awareness, dispelling common myths, and strengthening participants’ ability to recognize, prevent, and respond to child exploitation within their communities.

This interactive, prevention-focused Firearm Safety training is designed for educators, youth-serving professionals, healthcare providers, caregivers, and community members who want to help prevent firearm-related injuries and deaths among children and youth. The session explores the realities of firearm injury prevention while providing practical, evidence-informed strategies that promote safe firearm storage, meaningful conversations, and community awareness.

This interactive, prevention-focused Child Safety Matters® training is designed for educators, youth-serving professionals, caregivers, and community members who support children in grades K–8. The session provides practical, age-appropriate strategies to help adults recognize, prevent, and respond to child safety concerns while empowering children with skills to stay safe.

Internet safety is a prevention focused training, and provides participants the tools to have informed conversations with youth about using the internet and ways to protect themselves, including who to trust, what personal information to share, how to identify safe sites to use, and what to do if something harmful occurs

The training details potential risks to youth when using the internet, including sextortion, cyberbullying, and accessing inappropriate content.

This interactive, prevention-focused Teen Safety Matters® training is designed for educators, youth-serving professionals, caregivers, and community members who support adolescents. The session provides practical strategies to help adults recognize, prevent, and respond to teen safety concerns while empowering youth with skills to make safe choices and seek support.

In this course, fathers will discuss a variety of personal topics, including the relationship they have with their father, the type of father they would like to be, and the relationship they hope to have with their children.

This QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention Training equips participants with practical tools to recognize the warning signs of suicide and respond effectively.

Safe Tots is an interactive, prevention-focused training designed for professionals and caregivers who support infants and young children.

Stewards of Children, teaches adults practical actions they can take to reduce instances of child sexual abuse in their organizations, families, and communities.

The session centers on real-world water-related risks and provides participants with practical, developmentally appropriate strategies to help prevent drowning and water-related injuries across home, school, and community settings.