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Professional Training for Community Agencies

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This subcontract for Professional Training for Community Agencies involves providing specialized education for prime contractors working on Los Angeles County Family Support and Abuse Prevention projects. The selected provider will deliver training to Department of Children and Family Services and Regional Center staff, focusing specifically on the intersection of developmental disabilities and child abuse. All activities must be executed according to a Training and Education Plan approved by the County Project Manager. The contractor must possess demonstrated expertise in child welfare and developmental disabilities and is required to maintain annual TB screening via Mantoux PPD or chest x-ray. Key deliverables include the provision of training curricula, attendee sign-in sheets, and evaluation surveys. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 611430 and is managed by the California Department of Children and Family Services / Adoption, with performance taking place in Los Angeles.

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Subcontract for specialized child abuse and developmental disability training for Los Angeles County.

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This scope was carved out of 26-0036.

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Children & Family Services / Adoption
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Performs professional training and education for prime contractors on Los Angeles County Family Support and Abuse Prevention projects. Delivers training to Regional Center and DCFS staff on the nexus between developmental disability and child abuse. Executes a County PM-approved Training and Education Plan. Requires expertise in developmental disabilities and child welfare, and annual Mantoux PPD/chest x-ray TB screening. Delivers training curricula, sign-in sheets, and surveys.

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