SEBeingaChampionforKids1.5hrWVHSA

The work of serving children and families is meaningful, but it can also be demanding. Being a Champion for Kids is an engaging, motivational, and practical keynote that helps Head Start professionals reconnect with who they are, who they serve, and the purpose behind their work.
Through storytelling, reflection, audience interaction, and practical strategies, Mills "Mr. Rodge" Rodgers explores the importance of relationships, trust, dignity, and understanding the N.E.E.D.S. of children, families, and colleagues. Participants will leave affirmed in the value of their work, energized by their purpose, and better equipped to make a positive difference for those they serve. This is a face-to-face training.

6.2 Demonstrates dispositions necessary to effectively support children and families
6.2 b. Develops appropriate and positive relationships by engaging and responding to children, families,
professionals, and community
6.2 c. Demonstrates flexibility and is open to change
6.2 f. Is able to tolerate stress and maintain a stable environment
6.2 h. Nurtures high expectations and encourages others to display their own skills and strengths
6.5 Shows leadership skills
6.5  h. Supports and promotes teamwork and trusting, respectful interactions
6.7 Collaborates among agencies
6.7  b. Understands that children are best served through collaborations that impact children and families
6.7 h. Fosters effective relationships through a climate of trust and open communication within collaborative teams

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