Mental Health & Parent Support Trainings

The New York Foundling has been funded by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to offer no-cost trainings in parenting models and interventions to staff in family-serving community-based organizations. This includes trainings geared for social workers, counselors, therapists, peer advocates and other professionals focused on  improving outcomes for families and youth in their communities. Based on a community-led assessment and continued yearly assessments, we will be offering evidence-based practices that address community protective and risk factors. In addition, we are offering other trainings to support with implementing parenting interventions. Browse below for current offerings. We will continue to offer trainings through the year – if you want to keep updated, please join our mailing list!

Evidence Based Model Training

Parenting Journey Training and Implementation Support

The New York Foundling has been funded by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to offer trainings in parenting models and interventions to staff in family-serving community-based organizations. Based on a community-led assessment and continued yearly assessments, we will be offering evidence-based practices that address community protective and risk factors.

We are currently offering training in the Parenting Journey 1 Model between July-August 2024. Those that go through our trainings will also be given implementation support throughout June 2025. If you are interested in this training model, click below to apply.

If you want to keep updated on our offerings, please join our mailing list! For more information reach out to the Strong Families and Communities Training Center at [email protected].

Previous Trainings

Free

3/9/22: Legal and Mental Health Approaches to Working with Immigrant Children and Families

Free

6/30/22: Supporting Youth Mental Health in a Traumatic World

Free

11/16/2022: Understanding the Needs of Newly Arrived Immigrant Parents to NYC

Date:11/16/2022
Free

2/17/23: Identifying and Exploring Postpartum Depression and Anxiety

Date:02/17/2023
Free

05/08/23: Supporting the Grieving Resilient Child

Date:05/08/2023
Free

6/20/23: Impacts of Social Media on Youth Mental Health

Date:06/20/2023
Free

10/25/23: Community Violence in NYC Panel Discussion

Date:10/25/2023
Free

3/5/24: Childrens Mental Health Services & Parental Rights in NYC

Date:03/05/2024
Free

6/11/24: Housing & Mental Health – Building Resilience in times of Instability

Date:06/11/2024
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