February 24, 2017

Longview, TX

Kids’ Connection, Youth Connection, Faith Connection and Kids’ Connection, Too (collectively known as the CBSG^� Program) are unique, interactive, multi-cultural curriculum-based prevention interventions that teach high-risk children and youth ages 4-17 a set of essential life skills: skills to help them learn how to cope with difficult family situations (which include Adverse Childhood Experiences), resist negative peer pressure, set and achieve goals, and refuse alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

The CBSG Program Facilitator Training will fully prepare schools, community-based organizations, churches, Juvenile Justice Divisions, volunteers, and other youth service professionals to implement the CBSG� Program with fidelity. Those completing the training receive their choice of one of the Program manuals.

Are you HHSC-Funded?

Agencies that are funded by the Heath & Human Services Commission (HHSC) [Formerly the Department of State Health Services (DSHS)] to implement this program must recieve their training through Coordinated Training Services (CTS). Please visit their website to see their calendar of trainings, or to request training in your area: www.PreventionTexas.org

Cost for Attending

This training is free to Texas Residents! If you are a Texas resident, please use the Promo Code TXRESIDENT and click the "Apply" button when registering for it to discount the training fee. You will also receive your choice of ONE of the CBSG Program manuals free. (Please note that we can provide only one manual free with the training. Additional manuals may be purchased for $125 each.)

Out of State Attendees Cost: $250 per person. This includes your choice of ONE CBSG Program Manual.

More Information

The CBSG^� Program Facilitator Training is funded through a grant from the Office of the Governor – Criminal Justice Division and is supported by the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission.

It is the policy of Rainbow Days, Inc. to provide equal opportunities to all applicants for service and all participants/clients served without regard to gender, age, race, ethnicity, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, lifestyle, disability, veteran’s status, and any and all classifications protected by applicable state and federal laws. This statement applies to all areas of service delivery and all settings in which services are delivered.To file a civil rights complaint, download and complete the Complaint Verification Form (CVF) and Identity Release Statement (IRS) which can be found at http://ojp.gov/about/ocr/complaint.htm and return both forms to the OCR at the following address: Office for Civil Rights, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, 810 7th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20531