The “Reimagining Prevention” series is centered on Assembly Bill 153 comprehensive planning, moving upstream, change management, and community engagement that fosters innovative, collaborative prevention efforts across all systems. Along with the Federal Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA), the enactment of Assembly Bill 153 furthers California's commitment to providing a continuum of prevention services that begins with primary prevention (services for any child, youth or adult regardless of risk of maltreatment). Comprehensive planning is a cross-sector approach to develop a prevention continuum that not only requires collaboration but transforming systems to be equitable, inclusive, and culturally representative of communities and those with lived experiences in systems. Comprehensive planning is an opportunity to lift through capacity building, link with others through a shared agenda, leverage funding and resources to build protective factors and elevate services for communities. In order to promote a true continuum of care for children, youth, mothers, fathers and caregivers the CDSS will release guidance and trainings regarding California's larger vision for prevention and early intervention services. Please join CDSS and register for these webinars!

• Structural Well Being Webinar, Presented by the W. Haywood Burns Institute
  • March 15^th, 1pm - 3pm
  • Click here to register
• Roadmap to Comprehensive Planning Webinar, Presented by the CDSS Safety, Prevention, and Early Intervention Branch
  • March 30^th, 10am - Noon
  • Click here to register
• To learn more, please check out the flyer attached below.