Our Fall 2023 newsletter, Equipping Early Educators | Equipamiento de los educadores de temprana edad is now available in Spanish. We invite you to share the newsletter with Spanish-speaking early educators in your network.
We are excited to release our Fall 2023 newsletter, Equipping Early Educators: Through Training, Technical Assistance, Tools. This newsletter is filled with tips and resources on health and safety trainings and technical assistance. We invite you to read and share the newsletter with early educators in your network.
Our Summer 2023 newsletter, All Creatures Great and Small | Todas las criaturas grandes y pequeñas is now available in Spanish. We encourage you to share the newsletter with Spanish-speaking early educators in your network.
It’s the time of the year for our Summer 2023 newsletter. This quarter’s newsletter, All Creatures Great and Small is now available. This edition of our health and safety newsletter highlights how to prepare for indoor and outdoor pest, child care rules on pets and service animals, safe storage of products such as bug spray and pesticides and much more. New resources, trainings, and technical assistance information has also been included to support early educators. We invite you to read it and share the newsletter.
Our Spring 2023 newsletter is now available in Spanish. Some of the safety topics included are:
We encourage you to share the newsletter titled “Handle with Care: Safety First” | “Trátelos con cuidado – Seguridad ante todo” with Spanish-speaking early educators in your network.
The NC Resource Center Spring 2023 newsletter, Handle with Care: Safety First is now available. This edition of our health and safety newsletter highlights the importance of handling children safely. Resources, trainings, and technical assistance information to support early educators are included. We invite you to read it and share the newsletter.
NC CCHC Association members are invited to regional meetings held quarterly by NC CCHCA Regional Representatives. For more information on the meetings or joining the association, please contact the association or the regional representative for your area on the NC CCHC Association website.
The eastern region meeting will be held on April 20, 2023 from 12-2 pm at the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children located at 111 Eastbrook Drive, Greenville, NC 27858.
Registration is now open for the CCHC Learning Collaborative on Asthma in Child Care!
Our guest speakers are members of the Asthma Alliance of North Carolina:
3 NCPD contact hours will be awarded to CCHC RN and Health Educators upon 100% attendance of live virtual session.
This educational activity is being jointly presented by the Public Health Nursing Institute for Continuing Excellence and the NC Child Care Health and Safety Resource Center, a project of UNC Chapel Hill Gillings School of Global Public Health. The Public Health Nursing Institute for Continuing Excellence is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the North Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Registration:
Registration is required for this Learning Collaborative: https://unc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMlcu2vrjkoG9EuTg2DVrsjs4qFLjxdLeCa
Registration closes at 5pm Monday, May 22nd.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email.
The NC Resource Center Winter 2022-2023 newsletter “Breathe Easy – Breathe Better ” is now available in Spanish. This issue includes topics and resources related to viruses, air quality, training opportunities, and much more. Please help us ensure that Spanish-speaking early educators are aware of this resource: “Volumen 7, Número 2: Respira más fácilmente – Respira mejor ”.
Happy New Year to early educators and other NC Resource Center partners. Our Winter 2022-2023 newsletter, Breathe Easy – Breathe Better is now available. This edition is filled with tips and resources on infectious disease, chronic illnesses, and ways to keep children healthy, safe, and active during the winter season. We invite you to read it and share.
