Self-Care Resource List
This guide is rich provides training resources for tribal child welfare professionals related to sex trafficking prevention.
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Selecting an Assessment Tool Brief
One-page source of reminders and suggestions for tribal child welfare programs to consider when selecting a family assessment tools.
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Safety and Risk Assessment Tools In Tribal Child Welfare
These resources can help child welfare professionals explore or start the process of finding the best safety and risk assessment tools to meet the unique needs of their respective communities.
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Resources For Grandparents
This one-page source of external links provides supporting resources for grandparents who are serving as resource families to their grandchildren.
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Research and Evaluation in Native Communities Resource List
These resources provide information to help tribes develop capacity to conduct research and evaluation as an exercise in sovereignty.
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Recruiting and Supporting Resource Families Resource List
This tool provides a closer look at recruiting, retaining, and supporting resource families. These tasks are important work for tribal child welfare professionals that can help Native children and families achieve the best possible outcomes.
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Questions to Ask a Data System Vendor Brief
This guide will help tribal child welfare programs ask the right questions and use the answers to choose a data system wisely, avoiding unpleasant surprises down the line.
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Prevention Brief
The Capacity Building Center for Tribes Prevention Brief describes family strengthening prevention practices, definitions, and key strategies for tribal communities to consider when developing and implementing prevention programming.
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Pathways to Tribal Title IV-E
Pathways to Tribal Title IV-E is provided for informational purposes and to assist tribes in determining if applying for direct Title IV-E funding or pursuing a Tribal-State Agreement might be an option for their tribe.
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Pathway to Change Facilitator Guide
Pathways to Tribal Title IV-E is provided for informational purposes and to assist tribes in determining if applying for direct Title IV-E funding or pursuing a Tribal-State Agreement might be an option for their tribe.