Tag: parents
TLC Spring Family Development Course
TLC is gearing up for another round of our 12-week Family Development Course, which will be starting in mid-January.
TLC Spring Family Development Course
TLC is gearing up for another round of our 12-week Family Development Course, which will be starting in mid-January.
TLC Spring Family Development Course
TLC is gearing up for another round of our 12-week Family Development Course, which will be starting in mid-January.
TLC Spring Family Development Course
TLC is gearing up for another round of our 12-week Family Development Course, which will be starting in mid-January.
Toddler Play Group
Join Healthy Steps for their Toddler Play Group ages 0 to 3 years on the 1st & 3rd Mondays of the month starting June 6th…
FREE Parenting Workshops
Please join CPLC Parenting Arizona this summer for Free Parenting workshops starting June 7th.
5 Things From First Things First
5 Things From First Things First including information about how safe homes prevent the cycle of abuse and how parents and teachers can work together to support children…
Strengthening Families Program is Coming Up
The Guidance Center is hosting a FREE 7 week Strengthening Families Program for parents and/or caregivers and their youth, ages 10-14 beginning March 22nd, 2016! Read more…
Fairy Tale Friday
Fairy Tale Friday is coming up on April 8th, 2016 from 9am to 12pm at the Elks Lodge in Winslow, AZ. FREE resource fair for families with young children Fun children’s activities Children’s books Car seat checks Food Demos Oral health screenings, 0-5 years old And more! All are encouraged to dress up as their favorite […]
Parents Groups Fighting for More Education Funding
Public education advocates are increasingly forming parent and community groups to push for more state funding for public education in Arizona.
That comes in the face of what one advocate said have been $3 billion cut from public education funding since the recession in 2008, and with no sign that the Republican-controlled Legislature or Republican Gov. Doug Ducey have any intentions of restoring it.
