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Our peer-delivered Family Education sessions are designed primarily for family members and the System of Care peer workforce. Professionals, such as case managers, are welcome to join and attend these trainings, as an audience composed of families and professionals is conducive to a better understanding and practice of the family-professional partnership. Conferences AIFI hosts and facilitates an annual one-day conference designed for youth, families, professionals, and community members. Click the following to view themes and topical information about previous conferences. Workshops AIFI also offers a variety of educational workshops that focus on topics designed to promote the well-being and mental health of children, youth, and families in need of support. These are offered throughout the year and are targeted to youth, family members, community members, and System of Care professionals. Please check out calendar of events to preview upcoming workshops. Customized Trainings Our training department is available to design a training program or curriculum for other child-serving agencies at the local, state, or national level. In collaboration with the agency, we will craft a tailored training or workshop that is based on a needs assessment and identified goals of the organization. Following are some of the agencies and organzations we work with to design and deliver customized trainings:
For more information on our trainings, please contact Toni Issadore, Director of Training, Family Education, and Evaluation at 602.412.4074 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
The Arizona Institute for Family Involvement (AIFI) offers multiple training opportunities including educational workshops, seminars, and conferences for youth, families, and professionals. Our educational services are based on the belief that when families and System of Care professionals are strengthened, empowered, and connected to the community, they will collectively create a supportive network that will help improve the lives of children with emotional and/or behavioral concerns and their families.