FACC Training: The Importance of Sibling Bonds

This is a virtual training offered by the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition. It is a 6-hour training divided among two Tuesdays, 2/6/24 & 2/13/24  6-9:00PM.

Sibling relationships are emotionally powerful and critically important not only in childhood, but over the course of a lifetime. The sibling relationship is one of the longest relationships anyone will have, preparing individuals for peer relationships, teaching social skills, conflict resolution, and navigating relationship issues. They provide a sense of connection, continuity, and belonging. Children who enter foster care are often separated from siblings for a variety of reasons, but ongoing efforts should be made by the child’s team to ensure that placement together can happen.

This training will provide information about the importance of the sibling bond in our personal lives and the lives of others, myths and facts about the separation of siblings, the benefits of placing children together, and the importance of preserving the connections that children in care have with their siblings.

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*Please note, for licensing worker please put your CASA supervisor’s name and email address.