November was dedicated to empowering children and supporting caregivers. For this entire month, ECF Caregivers Support Program brought together teachers, parents, childcare providers, nurses, and more to learn life-changing skills to advocate for children. From early warning signs to powerful interventions, our attendees are now equipped to make a difference.  Together, we’re shaping brighter futures for kids locally and globally!

Elite Community Foundation’s Caregivers Support Program achieved a significant milestone by training 194 participants from six different countries. Due to the impressive enrollment, two cohorts were organized to ensure a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for all attendees. This global representation highlights the universal need for effective caregiving education and underscores the program’s ability to connect with a diverse audience. The sessions were carefully structured to accommodate the large number of participants while maintaining high-quality instruction and meaningful interaction.

The program drew a varied group of professionals and caregivers, including teachers, parents, school personnel, and nurses, along with individuals from other critical roles in child development and care. This diversity enriched the training by sharing evidence-based information across different disciplines. By bringing together stakeholders from multiple sectors, the program created an inclusive space for shared learning and reinforced the importance of collective responsibility in supporting children’s well-being.

Participants were equipped with essential skills to become effective advocates for children. The training covered identifying early signs of developmental or behavioral challenges, understanding available resources and appropriate interventions and therapies. By focusing on both preventive and responsive strategies, the program empowered caregivers to support children in overcoming challenges and thriving in their environments. This holistic approach ensures that caregivers leave the program with practical tools to make a meaningful impact in all communities.