Child Care Health Training for Child Care Professionals

The goal of emergency preparedness is to ensure the safety of all members of the child care community. This includes the children, their families and the child care facility staff. Each caregiver's first responsibility is to protect the children. When caregivers are worried about their own needs and about the welfare of their loved ones, they are less able to give their full attention to the children in their care. Adults who work in child care have added responsibilities when planning for emergencies. Before an emergency occurs, they need to plan for their personal needs and the needs of their family members.

Providers have access to: A listing of trainers and their contact information for each county in North Carolina A list of upcoming training dates by county Trainers have access to: Their own account to organize, synthesize, and submit all training data- eliminating the need to mail in paperwork! Forms and certificates pre-formated with training information Trainer Login Parents have access to: A complete listing of child care facilities in North Carolina that have completed an Emergency Plan

If you are a trainer, you should have received an email invitation to log on to your EPR trainer account! Contact info@childcarehealthtraining.org to update your trainer email if you did not receive an invitation.

Disclaimer:

All North Carolina child care facilities listed on this site have participated in the Emergency Preparedness and Response for Child Care Training, supported by funding from the NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Child Development in collaboration with The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Maternal and Child Health in the School of Public Health.