Competency

Inform and Prepare Children and Youth

Definition

Keeping children and youth informed and prepared means sharing accurate, relevant information with them and helping them to understand what to expect next. When child welfare professionals have a variety of practice and coaching techniques at the ready, they can raise the comfort levels of children and youth with the permanency planning process.

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Inform and Prepare Children and Youth

Use the support networks of children and youth

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