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WELCOME BABY: A year-long home visiting program that provides mentoring and support for new mothers. Each new mom is paired with an experienced mother who acts as a mentor, friend, and parent educator throughout the first year of the infant's life. Welcome Baby is supported with funds from Wake County SmartStart, an organization that ensures young children are healthy and prepared for school and life.
THE NURTURING PROGRAM: A 30-hour family education program for families with children ages 4-12. Parents learn positive discipline techniques, develop appropriate expectations for their children based on their developmental stages, increase their empathy and enhance their anger management skills. Parents and children attend together.
CRIANZA CON CARIÑO: A 30 to 35-hour family education program for Spanish-speaking families who have children between birth to 5, and/or children 4-12. Parents learn positive discipline techniques, develop appropriate expectations for their children based on their developmental stages, increase their empathy and enhance their anger management skills. The birth to 5 Crianza Con Cariño program is supported with funds from Wake County SmartStart, an organization that ensures young children are healthy and prepared for school and life.
PLUS (Parents: Learning, Understanding, Sharing): A 20-hour program that helps families develop the skills to effectively communicate with each other, to successfully manage anger and encourage cooperation, and to build loving family relationships. A storysharing activity group is provided for the children to enhance self-esteem and develop literacy and interpersonal relationship skills.
FUNNY TUMMY FEELINGS: An interactive presentation that teaches first-grade students the skills they need to protect themselves from physical and sexual abuse..
MENS PROGRAM (Men Engaged in Nurturing Strategies): A 20-hour program for fathers who are mandated to parenting classes from domestic violence court.
CIRCLE OF PARENTS: An ongoing weekly family education and support program for parents and their children co-led by trained professionals and parents. SAFEchild program graduates who seek additional opportunities to learn and grow as parents can participate in Circle of Parents. At no cost, participant families experience a non-judgmental and confidential environment for sharing common parenting challenges, successes, and discipline strategies as children develop. Circle of Parents is supported with funds from Duke Endowment.