Online Training

This course helps early childhood professionals understand the unique experiences of children and families navigating military life, with special attention to the often-overlooked reintegration period following deployment.

This essential course provides child care professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to develop a comprehensive emergency preparedness plan tailored to Guam’s unique risks.

This training provides a foundational understanding of foster care on Guam, the process of becoming a licensed foster parent, responsibilities and expectations, as well as an introduction to the realities and rewards of fostering.

At the heart of this course is a simple idea: most parenting challenges are not caused by “bad” parents or “bad” children. They often come from a mismatch between what a child is developmentally capable of and what an adult expects, or between a parent’s level of stress and the patience a situation requires.
When those gaps are understood and addressed, many everyday conflicts become easier to manage.

Discover why effective nap supervision is essential, how sleep research challenges common assumptions, and what you can do to support every child’s unique sleep needs.

In this course, you’ll discover how to protect children from the most serious playground injuries—especially those caused by falls, extreme heat, and harsh island weather.

This is a 10-minute, six-lesson course for staff of Guam child care centers and family child care homes.