SEFCCEprep3hrECE

This in-person session will provide guidance to WV Family Child Care providers (FCC) and WV Family Child Care facilities on how to respond to disasters that may affect them in West Virginia.   The provider will receive information on how to become prepared for different types of emergencies using documents required by the WV Department of Human Services using an ongoing cycle that includes four phases:  Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery. There is a required TA visit participants will complete as part of the course.

5.3 Understands the appropriate procedures for emergencies and injuries
5.3 a. Maintains and follows emergency preparedness plans including updated emergency contact information
5.3 b. Maintains a first aid kit and applies first aid in emergency situations
5.3 c. Recognizes the importance of including health and safety precautions in daily routines, drills, and emergency situations
5.3 d. Follows procedures for interacting with persons who pose security risks e. Reviews established emergency procedures and safety practices and updates, as necessary 
6.2 Demonstrates dispositions necessary to effectively support children and families
6.2 d. Involves and works with others in planning, problem-solving, and implementing effective practices.
6.2 f. Is able to tolerate stress and maintain a stable environment.
7.6 Establishes and integrates program philosophy and continuous quality improvement throughout all aspects of the program
7.6 h. Collaborates with committees, policy groups, governing bodies, and advisory groups by sharing data, problem- solving, acting on recommendations, and/or implementing policies and plans generated by them

AGENDA 
Introduction and Welcome 
Types of Disasters 
COVID-19 
Common Disasters seen in WV 
Benefits of Planning and Preparing 
Emergency Management Planning 
Scheduled TA 

3.00