Peer connections offer a collaborative environment for home visitors to build community with peers from the field and enhance their practice, fostering support, guidance and valuable relationship-building opportunities. Facilitated by two former home visitors, these engaging sessions provide an empathetic space where professionals can openly share and learn from their lived experiences.
Audience: Peer connections are tailor-made for home visitors and supervisors directly supporting families in Washington state willing to share their wisdom, experiences, resources and strategies within a collaborative virtual setting.
Peer connections are offered once a quarter for one hour. For more information on specific dates and times, please click the registration link below.
Dates and times are subject to change. Peer Connections are open to all participants supporting families in Washington state.
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Our annual conference brings together early childhood leaders from across the county to advance the home visiting field.
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