London, UK

University College London

International Child Health (MSc/PG Dip/PG Cert) and International Child Health - Mother and Child Health Pathway (MSc/PG Dip)

60 credits worth of modules are taken from September – December which are as follows:

• Enquiry, Information and Communication for Public Health (15 credits)
• Introduction to Research Methodology and Statistics (15 credits)
• Global Public Health (15 credits)
• Essentials of International Child Health (15 credits)

These four modules make up the Postgraduate Certificate programme. Students registered on the MSc or Postgraduate Diploma will then take 60 credits worth of modules from January through to June. Students registered on the MSc programme are additionally required to complete a dissertation research project worth 60 credits.

full-time: MSc 1yr; FT PG Dip 9 Months; FT Cert 4 months;
part-time: Flexible Modular MSc and PG Dip 2-5 yrs

http://www.ucl.ac.uk/cihd/postgraduate/Programme_Information_IntCH

Kigali, Rwanda

YWAM Kigali

Contact crsrwanda@gmail.com

Belo Horizonte

Youth with a Mission

After the bilingual (Portuguese and English) university credited course, directly following the classroom period, the students are required to make a one-year commitment to an existing ministry with children in need as a practical period.

Visit: http://crisiscaretraining.org/upcoming_events.html

please contact by phone: 1.55.31.3444.0912 or by email: bhcentro@jocum.org.br

Cairo, Egypt

Kidzana Ministries

This conference is designed for leaders of mission and compassion organizations, churches, denominations, schools, evangelism organizations and for practitioners and workers engaged in cutting edge, life-changing ministry to children. The conference will include plenary sessions, break out/focus groups, prayer and worship, and world-class workshops such as outreach and evangelism, parenting and families, children’s ministry creativity and ideas and many others.

Please contact:globalconference@kidzana.org

Denver, Colorado

Orphan Care and Training Seminar- Crises Care Training International and World Orphans

This module provides an overview of the situation of orphans and vulnerable children worldwide along with an understanding of how being orphaned or abandoned impacts their lives. Basic intervention strategies and successful alternative care programs will be explored. The seminar will be led by Janette Pepall, a social worker and educator who has worked in local and international adoptions, foster care, counseling and child protection.

Visit: www.crisiscaretraining.org or contact crisiscare@comporium.net.

Crises Care Training International and World Orphans

Tasmania, Australia

Contact Denise George at enquiry@worldview.edu.au.

North Sulawesi, Indonesia

JPAB

Modules 1-6 on Nov 09-14, 2009 (6 days-stay) & Modules 7-8 on Nov 30-Dec 02, 2009 (3 days-stay).

Jeanne Vonny or Baby