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Length: 12 hour/s (2 days)
Course
Cost: $375.00 member
$425.00 non-member
Course
Number: EHS159
Course
Description:
During the training you will learn how to develop procedures and best
practices for implementing eligibility for EHS
families. Students will understand how to identify
eligibility, areas of improvement, and produce
comprehensive action plan that addresses each area
of improvement. Forms will be presented to
help you with new eligibility requirements set forth
in the 2007 Head Start Act. The training will
focus on income eligibility and helping you to
correctly determine families classified as EHS low
income and homeless. It will also give you a
clear understanding of what percentage of
over-income families you can serve. Methods
and regulations on recruiting will now be covered
with exact recruiting techniques and forms and
flyers to help in recruiting EHS families.
Prerequisite: None
Learning Objectives: Upon completion, you will be able to:
· Understand EHS Eligibility requirements
· Determine what is public assistance
· Define Homeless families
· Understand EHS enrollment requirements
· Understand Selecting EHS applicants
Target Audience: This course is designed Family Workers, Intake Management and Home
Visitor. All Early Head Start staff will benefit from this course.
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