Schedule a Training for Your Organization

Supported by

Thank you for your interest in one of our PCAIN trainings. We will not have the capacity to fulfill training requests until 2026, and as such, we will not be accepting training form submissions until further notice.

Prevent Child Abuse Indiana offers trainings numerous topics related to preventing child abuse and neglect. These trainings are perfect for small groups, professional organizations, and community groups who want to help keep kids safe.

Browse our trainings below to learn more. For additional educational workshops and opportunities visit our EVENTS page.

PCAIN Trainings cannot be recorded, videoed or streamed. You cannot charge admission to a presentation unless it is a workshop within your conference. 

Complete the following form to Request a Training. (We request three weeks notice for a training.)

Child Abuse 101: Indicators of Abuse and Neglect
Defines and discusses four types of child maltreatment, prevention strategies, reporting responsibilities, and more.
Learn More »
Child Abuse 102: Impact of Violence on Children
Defines and discusses consequences of violence on children, how to integrate and adapt prevention activities, and more.
Learn More »

Water Safety

Description:  This presentation educates participants on common water hazards, drowning prevention strategies, and safety tips for children. The training covers topics such as supervision, life jackets, home and open water risks, and includes resources to help promote water safety in local communities.

Training Time: 1.5 Hours

Audience: This training is appropriate for older youth, parents, community members, educators, and professionals who work with children.

Learn More >

Bullying Prevention

Description:  This presentation will introduce basic concepts and definitions around Bullying behaviors. It will address the different forms of bullying, prevention methods, as well as policies and laws in Indiana around bullying.

Training Time: 2 Hours

Audience: This training is appropriate for older youth, parents, community members, educators, and professionals who work with children.

Learn More »

Understanding the Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and building self- healing communities

Description:  The ACE Study confirms, with scientific evidence, that adversity during development increases the risk of physical, mental, and behavioral problems later in life. The ACE Study and other research using the study’s framework have taught us that ACEs are the leading cause of health and social problems in our nation and the most powerful determinant of the public’s health.  Building Self-Healing Communities is about investing in the people who have the most at stake—especially people affected by ACEs– so they can be expert leaders of their own community’s change. We live in a time of great hope and promise – the greatest public health discovery of our time is about us. The ACE Study provides a discovery – a common framework and language – that we can use to profoundly improve the health and well-being of our society now and for future generations to come.

Training Time: 2 Hours

Audience: Early Intervention Professionals, Early Childhood Education Professionals, Health Care Professionals, Law Enforcement, Teachers, Parents, and Social Service Staff (must be age 18 or older)

Learn More >

PCAIN: The What, When, Why, and How Behind Primary Child Abuse Prevention

This presentation is important as we look to increase awareness about the issue of child abuse prevention, as well as how people may collaborate with PCAIN in this work. 

Training Time: Requires 1.5-2 hours for this presentation        .

Audience: Professionals, Parents & Community Members 

Learn More »

"Resilience"

A 2 1/2-hour training that includes a screening of the documentary “Resilience”, followed by a discussion of the film and childhood poverty. Not available virtually

Learn More »

Safe Tots

Description:  This presentation touches on a variety of safety issues, including SIS/Abusive Head Trauma, the Safe Haven Law, Water Safety & Safe Sleep practices.  We will also touch on Firearm Safety and Know Your Partner/Caregiver.

Training Time: 1 Hour

Audience: Adolescents, Caregivers/Parents, Community, Professionals

Learn More »

Stewards of Children: Sexual Abuse Prevention

An award-winning program that educates adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. Not available virtually.  Requires a full 3 hours for this training.

Workbooks (per person) are required for this training.  If your agency is in the position to help out with our cost ($15 per workbook) it is greatly appreciated.  We will be happy to work out the details once you request this training.

Learn More »

Trauma and Brain Development

Description: This presentation discusses the effects of trauma on brain development and behavior. This presentation also provides an overview of the long-term effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and the importance of building and promoting resilience.

Audience: The presentation can be tailored for youth, communities, parents, and professionals.

Training Time:  2 Hours

Learn More »

What Would I Do? Human Trafficking

What Would I Do? is a human trafficking prevention curriculum designed for upper elementary to senior high students to foster critical thinking about healthy relationships, develop a proactive response to harmful cultural messages, and identify action steps for responding to unsafe situations. It also provides youth the space for addressing harmful stereotypes, barriers to seeking help, and strategies for staying safe.

Learn More »

Human Trafficking 101

For those who work with youth: This presentation is an introduction to the issue of human trafficking, including scope, definitions, vulnerability factors for victims, indicators of possible trafficking, services available, and how to identify and report. 

Training Time: 2 Hours

Audience: This training is appropriate for older youth, parents, community members, educators, and professionals who work with children.

 

Learn More »