Strengthening collaboration between early childhood educators, K-12 educators, and child welfare providers through parent and caregiver engagement.
ECHO for Building Partnerships to Improve Child and Family Well-Being is a collaborative learning series that brings together educators, service providers, and community partners to strengthen cross-system relationships and improve outcomes for children and families. Participants will gain practical insight into key processes such as reporting, casework protocols, and agency roles, while engaging in shared learning that promotes understanding and collaboration. Participants will leave with stronger partnerships, increased confidence, and actionable knowledge to better support the communities they serve.
The 2026 cohort is for professionals working in Fremont County.
The ECHO Model
Through professional development presentations and case-based discussions, attendees can ask questions, receive guidance from specialists, and collaborate with peers, resulting in better child and family outcomes in their communities.
Fridays, starting August 21, 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
August 21: Mandatory Supporting Recap
August 28: Building Sustainable Cross-System Partnerships
September 4: Culturally Responsive Partnerships in Tribal Settings
September 11: Supporting Children Involved with Child Welfare
September 18: Understanding the Intersection of Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice
