Virtual Reality Training Program for Foster Carers
A new virtual reality training program is changing the way foster carers learn to support children in care.
Supporting children and young people in care requires ongoing learning and innovative approaches. A new virtual reality training program, featured in ABC News, is transforming the way foster carers develop essential skills to support children who have experienced trauma.
The program uses immersive technology to simulate real-life caregiving scenarios, allowing carers to practice responding to challenging situations in a safe and controlled environment. By enhancing their understanding of trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and effective communication, foster carers can feel more confident and prepared to provide the best support possible.
This initiative highlights the importance of continuous learning and innovative tools in foster care training. As agencies across Australia explore new ways to empower carers, programs like this have the potential to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and young people in care.
Read more about this initiative in SA here: ABC News – Virtual Reality Training for Foster Carers
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