Offers free group-education classes on the following subjects: - Wellness: Manage or prevent diabetes, heart disease, or obesity. - Positive Parenting: discipline, temperment and development, sibling rivalry, etc. - Prenatal: Prepare for birth. Expectant moms encouraged to bring support person. - Breastfeeding: Discuss basic information and answer questions.

Offers basic parenting classes for individuals who would benefit from learning parenting information and strategies. Parenting classes discuss: - Basic child development. - Child safety. - Nurturing discipline. - Family living strategies.

Designed to fine-tune and bring enrichment to any relationship, whether abuse is present or not. Topics covered in class include: - Anger management. - Defining and identifying abuse. - Childhood wounds. - Male and female differences. - Communication. - Conflict resolution. - Forgiveness. - Developing trust. - Guilt and shame. - Reactive lifestyles. - Healthy and lasting relationships. - Parenting skills.

FCO educates parents on strategies that can actively support their children's educational and personal development. Adult Education has always been one of Frida's main focuses. By offering adult education, we hope to empower our community so that it may keep progressing. We have various sites throughout the city that offer ESL, Computer literacy, and STEAM classes for adults in the community and no cost.

Offers a wide variety of programs to help single mothers become self-sufficient. Services include: - Parenting Classes - Life-skills training - Anger Management Classes - Career Management Classes - Spiritual encouragement and biblical instruction - Childcare - Transportation - GED/ESL assistance

Offers free group-education classes on the following subjects: - Wellness: Manage or prevent diabetes, heart disease, or obesity. - Positive Parenting: discipline, temperment and development, sibling rivalry, etc. - Prenatal: Prepare for birth. Expectant moms encouraged to bring support person. - Breastfeeding: Discuss basic information and answer questions.

The agency provides many different services/classes on the wheel of life to help the totality of a person. Some of the services available for adults include: - Anger Management. - Parenting. - Domestic Violence. - Drug and Alcohol Counseling. - Counseling. - Life skills. - Parenting. - And so much more. The agency believes that life is a maze and sometimes individuals can find themselves stuck, stumbling to find their way. Utilizing the cognitive behavioral therapy approach the agency's aim is to Educate, Redirect and Empower clients so that they may live a whole purpose-filled, enriched life.

Provides low-income parents with informational services pertaining to raising healthy and productive children. Programs works to strengthening the care-giving family environment. Works to improve parent knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions by: - Increasing parenting self-efficacy. - Improving attitudes toward parents. - Increasing knowledge of child development. Works to improve parenting skills and behaviors by: - Preventing child abuse and neglect. - Improving disciplinary practices. - Increasing caregivers' involvement with child's care and education. - Improving caregivers' ability to cope with care-giving and life stress. - Improving the quality of the home environment. - Strengthening relationships. Works to strengthen parent-child relationships by: - Improving parent-child relationship quality. - Improving parent-child attachment. - Increasing time spent together.

Offers several educational opportunities for parents to learn about trauma, sexual abuse, and other topics. See website for updated course list.

Offers case management services to families and connects them to necessary resources. Areas of need include: - Parenting classes - Family counseling - Legal aid and immigration issues - Healthcare referrals - Domestic violence counseling referrals - Housing referrals - Referrals to other local social service agencies for financial and basic needs - Referrals to substance use, problem gambling, and mental health treatment

Offers case management services to families and connects them to necessary resources. Areas of need include: - Parenting classes - Family counseling - Legal aid and immigration issues - Healthcare referrals - Domestic violence counseling referrals - Housing referrals - Referrals to other local social service agencies for financial and basic needs - Referrals to substance use, problem gambling, and mental health treatment

Offers free early-learning support to families with children from birth to 5 years of age. Focuses on empowering parents to prepare their children for kindergarten. Services include: - Home visits by a trained Child Development Liaison - Developmental screenings - Parent education and training - Age-appropriate in-home activities - Referrals to community resources

Provides parenting coaching to improve skills based on an individual's culture and beliefs. Offers both individual and group settings.

Classes are now available in person and virtually. Please contact the center to find out more information and to register for classes. Provides educational services to parents and caregivers. Clients learn to understand the stages of a child's development. The topics reflect on the following: - First Trimester - Prenatal Care - Smoking - Newborn Care - Bathing and Sleep - Parent-Child Relationship - Quality Care - Domestic Violence - Toilet Training "Baby bucks" are earned as clients continue to take classes to spend on items from the Baby Boutique. Baby items included in the boutique include baby clothing and furniture.

Offers several educational opportunities for parents to learn about trauma, sexual abuse, and other topics. See website for updated course list.

Offer opportunities for parents to participate in a research-based parenting curriculum that builds on parents’ knowledge and offers parents the opportunity to practice parenting skills to promote children’s learning and development.

Provides a community strategy for violence prevention. Key programs can be offered through communities, schools, agencies, and other institutions. Trains parents, children, and facilitators to implement empathy-based interactions into their daily lives. Curriculum is used in parent/caregiver and child learning groups. These groups ensure that children are support in a positive and loving way. CCWF trains services providers as Facilitators of the "ICDP-USA Best Start" program. "The Best Start" is an evidence-based program which strengthens psycho-social competencies of professionals working with parents and caregivers in their practice, as well as in their facilitation of Parent Learning Groups. Parents/Caregivers Program: Provides a parental education program. Participants learn from peers and professional to better understand empathy-based interactions and their effect on children. Parents learn how social emotional skills strengthen family relationship, and share ideas on teaching empathy, setting positive boundaries, focusing attention, teaching children self-control, and finding joy in family. Program is offered in English and Spanish. Children/Youth Program: Program supports youth to better understand themselves in order to build healthy relationships. Sessions are structured around activities and discussion questions to explore youth's potential development. Program is designed to help youth investigate and strengthen their relationships with friends, family, and - if they are a parent - their children. Program is strengths-based where participants celebrate each other and recognize positive attributes within others. Program participants: - Share experiences with other parents undergoing similar challenges. - Explore the program curriculum and learn how to apply it in suitable ways with their children. - Learn methods to have more positive, nurturing interactions with their children, especially in stressful situations. - Receive a certificate upon completion.

Provides counseling programs to youth and adults who are involved in the child welfare system. Counseling services provided to youth who have been sexually and/or physically abused, or who are survivors of domestic violence. Counseling services also provide to the non-offending parents. Services include: - Individual counseling. - Family counseling (for non-offending parents). - Couples counseling (for non-offending parents). - Parent coaching. - Therapeutic visitation. - Individualized parent education sessions.

Services for families include: - Court involved youth services. - DCFS involved family services. - Family care coordination. - Parent support services.

- Offers a variety of parenting education classes. - Court-ordered parenting classes are also available. - Works with DCFS, DHS, Caritas, LSSI, and other agencies to provide the classes.

Provides counseling services. Services are offered in English and Spanish. Services include: - DUI evaluations. - Gambling assessments. - Substance abuse disorder treatment. - Gambling disorder treatment. - Aftercare group. - Individual counseling. - Family counseling. - Parenting classes. - Anger management. - Stress management. - Partners and family abuse prevention. - Gambling early intervention.

Offers free group-education classes on the following subjects: - Wellness: Manage or prevent diabetes, heart disease, or obesity. - Positive Parenting: discipline, temperment and development, sibling rivalry, etc. - Prenatal: Prepare for birth. Expectant moms encouraged to bring support person. - Breastfeeding: Discuss basic information and answer questions.

Family Support Services offers individualized services and supports to families who have a child with a developmental disability or other special needs. The Family Support program is designed to assist families in understanding systems of support that are often fragmented and difficult to access. Provides: - Information and referrals. - Consultation services. - Family assistance. - Sibling support. - Parent education. - Respite services. - Social opportunities.

Parent education workshops to parents and caregivers with at least one child 0-17 years old. Available both virtually and in-person until further notice.

Offers the following community classes and groups: - Stepping Up: 8 week program that focuses on personal change. - Life Skills Training - Family Life Series: Covers topics such as positive parenting, conflict resolution, credit and money management, and nutrition. - Personal Development Training: Covers topics such as housekeeping, financial literacy, and transitional housing orientation. - Anger Management. - Positive Parenting: Parenting classes offered to increase parents' knowledge of development and increase skills to discipline, communicate, reduce stress, and improve self-care.