Documents/Education

Education

Breastfeeding Peer Counselors document client contacts and education, utilizing various functions within the Focus data system used in Iowa. Below are some
resources to assist with the navigation of this system, and other helpful resources.

TRAIN - WIC BFPC Training Guide -
- TRAIN Webportal Link
BFPC Navigation of Focus Tutorial - Recourse provided by the Johnson County Public Health Department
Focus Peer Counselor Focus Screens -

Documents for Reference

USDA WIC BreastFeeding Peer Counseling Program - Document Containing general information on the BFPC program
FY20 BFPC Allowable Costs - Information on allowable expenditures of BFPC funds in Iowa
Map of the FY21 WIC Breastfeeding PC program locations -
USDA FY2019 WIC Breastfeeding Data - National Local Agency report
Compassion Fatigue Handout
Tipsheet:Tips for Supporting Survivors with Reduced Energy
Wellness During Chronic Stress
Self- Compassion and Mindfulness

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Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
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05/05/2022