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SUMMARY:Water Safety
DESCRIPTION:Water Safety  \nThis interactive\, prevention-focused Water Safety training is designed for professionals and caregivers who support infants and young children. 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.  \nThrough scenario-based discussions\, visual simulations\, live polling\, and guided reflection\, participants explore essential water safety concepts\, including:  \n\nDrowning risk factors and common misconceptions \n\n\nActive supervision and shared-responsibility challenges \n\n\nDevelopmentally appropriate water safety education for infants\, toddlers\, and young children \n\n\nPool\, bath\, open water\, and community water environment considerations \n\n\nThe role of swim lessons\, barriers\, and layered protection strategies \n\nThis training emphasizes awareness\, preparation\, and prevention over fear-based messaging\, helping adults recognize how quickly water-related incidents can occur and how small\, intentional actions can significantly reduce risk. Participants will gain clear\, actionable strategies\, communication tools\, and resources that can be applied immediately in both professional and caregiving roles.  \nThis training is ideal for:  \n\nEducators and early childhood professionals \n\n\nCounselors and social service providers \n\n\nAdministrators and program leaders \n\n\nParents\, caregivers\, and community partner \n\n📆Date: July 23\, 2026  \n⏰Time: 10:00AM-11:30AM  \n📍 Location: MS Teams\, an outlook invite with the MS Teams link will be sent roughly 24-48 hours prior to the training.  \n📑 Registration: SignUpGenius Link  \n💲 Cost: Free  \n📧 Event Contact: Grayson Purtlebaugh\, gpurtlebaugh@villages.org
URL:https://pcain.org/event/water-safety-9/
LOCATION:Virtual
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SUMMARY:QPR Suicide Prevention
DESCRIPTION:QPR Suicide Prevention Training  \nThis QPR (Question\, Persuade\, Refer) Suicide Prevention Training equips participants with practical tools to recognize the warning signs of suicide and respond effectively. Like CPR for physical health emergencies\, QPR prepares individuals to act as “gatekeepers” who can identify someone in crisis\, start a supportive conversation\, and connect them with appropriate help. This training incorporates the 2026 core Gatekeeper updates\, which have been carefully reviewed and aligned with current research and best practices in suicide prevention. The curriculum also includes teaching notes tailored to specific populations\, ensuring the material is relevant\, equitable\, and responsive to the community’s participants. These updates build upon the core QPR model while integrating real-world insights and feedback from the field. Participants will learn how to recognize common warning signs and risk factors\, ask direct questions about suicide\, offer support and encouragement\, and refer individuals to appropriate professional resources. The training emphasizes early intervention and compassionate response while maintaining fidelity to QPR Institute standards.  \nThis training is ideal for:  \n\nEducators and school staff \n\n\nHealth care professionals \n\n\nSocial service providers \n\n\nCommunity leaders and volunteers \n\n\nParents and caregivers \n\n\nAnyone interested in learning how to support someone who may be in crisis \n\n  \n📆Date: July 23\, 2026  \n⏰Time: 2:00PM-3:30PM  \n📍 Location: MS Teams\, an outlook invite with the MS Teams link will be sent roughly 24-48 hours prior to the training.  \n📑 Registration: SignUpGenius Link  \n💲 Cost: Free  \n📧 Event Contact: Amanda Swert\, aswert@villages.org
URL:https://pcain.org/event/qpr-suicide-prevention-4/
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