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The purpose of our program is to offer needed training and support to kinship care providers in the Lassen Community College district.
What is a Kinship Provider?
When it is unsafe for children to live with their parents, or when their parents are unable to care for them, children need an alternate living environment to help them continue to grow and learn.
Often the best option for these children is to live with family members, an arrangement called Kinship Care.
A Kinship Provider is a relative who is caring for a related child that has been removed from the parental home either voluntarily or involuntarily.
Training Classes
All classes are free and open to anyone who would like to attend.
- Parenting skills
- Effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
- How to build healthy relationships
- Child Development
- Teen Issues
- Resolving family conflicts and anger management
- Working effectively with birth parents
- Guardianship advantages
- Juvenile Judicial System
Class Information
Every month class times and dates differ, please check website often for class changes and monthly calendars.
All classes held in Room M1
Email: mailto:kinship@lassencollege.edu
Phone: (530) 257-6181 x8901
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