Cost of Trainings
We believe that optimal development for children is only possible in a just and equitable community. We are committed to making professional development and reflective consultation opportunities accessible to prenatal-five workers in our region. Every professional and organization’s budget and access to resources is different and influenced by systems of oppression. Our sliding scale seeks to promote equity by partnering with state-wide agencies that sponsor some organizations, and by discounting the training cost for other organizations.
Funding Sources
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WA’s Home Visiting Services Account (HVSA) sponsors home visitors and supervisors from supported agencies in Washington. Check here to see if your agency’s home-visiting program is part of the HVSA portfolio. If so, contact Nina Evers for more information.
Cooper House offers fully subsidized grants for qualifying home-visiting and early intervention programs. Check here to see if your agency is already part of our grant program, or to learn more about how to apply.
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Oregon Health Authority (OHA) sponsors home visitors and supervisors who are members of teams that receive MIECHV funding. Check this list to see if your agency qualifies, or contact Alyssa McClean.
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Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Department of Public Health sponsors these MIECHV-funded programs. If you don’t see your agency listed, contact Mariana Loya-Ponce.
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At this time, there are no organizations sponsoring FAN trainings in Alaska. Contact Gail Trujillo or Jeanine Jeffers-Woolf for opportunities. You may also attend Regionwide trainings.
Our Sliding Scale
Option A: 100% standard rate*
For programs with an annual budget over $1 million.
*This rate covers the cost for us to provide FAN trainings. We do not profit from this rate.
Option B: 25% price reduction
For programs with an annual budget of $500k–$1 million.
Option C: 50% price reduction
For programs with an annual budget of less than $500k.
Full Trainings
Reflective Practice Groups & Booster Trainings
