This four-part webinar series on supporting homeless families presented by Dr. Grace Whitley was offered by the Bureau of Early Intervention Services and Family Supports through Early Intervention Technical Assistance for Infant/Toddler Service Coordinators; however, there is valuable information for other professionals related to supporting children and their family experiencing homelessness. Each session can be taken as a stand-alone course for .75 Infant/Toddler Clock hours, or you may choose to take several sessions for .75 credit hours each. You will receive 3 Infant/Toddler Clock hours in total if you complete all four sessions.

Learn about the roles and responsibilities of a Service Coordinator in Pennsylvania, including how to individualize service coordination services.

This job aid is designed to provide basic information about the Infants, Toddlers and Families (ITF) Waiver, including what families need to know. Discover the fundamentals of the ITF Waiver while being provided with support for discussions about the ITF Waiver with families.

Understand deafness and hearing loss in children under the age of five and how early detection can benefit a child’s development over a lifetime. Discover the first steps to identifying concerns and then connecting families to services and resources. Focus on understanding, screening, testing, service provider roles, and empowering families to support their child with hearing loss or deafness.

Learn about why service coordination activity documentation is important, as well as how to document quality service coordination notes.