Please join us for the group Baby & Me, for families with children ages 0-12 months. We will have guests from the community to share information and resources on various topics such as: Doula Services (postpartum/breastfeeding info and support) WIC Early Supports and Services (child development) Family Mental Health Child Birth Education Center guests And […]
Kinship Connection is a monthly support group for kinship caregivers to have the opportunity to share their stories and meet other kinship caregivers and establish new relationships. A light breakfast and coffee will be available. Registration Encouraged.
For families affected by substance use, caregivers recovering from any quality-of-life concern or mental health disorders. The group covers various parent education topics touching upon all age groups. The aim is to help parents feel more confident in their relationships through personal growth and parental knowledge. Registration required.
Want to learn about your child’s developmental milestones and how to support them? The FRC offers free developmental screenings for children ages 2 to 48 months at the Rochester Family Resource Center. Using the Ages and Stages questionnaire, we’ll assess your child’s development in language, motor skills, social/emotional growth, and problem-solving through play and conversation. Parents […]
What are your greatest concerns when it comes to the health and wellbeing of your children? The New Hampshire Children’s Health Foundation will hold a focus group with parents and guardians of children ages birth to 17 to talk about this issue. Only 12 spots available. Register Today!
Join our biweekly clinical support group specifically designed for mothers of young children and infants, focusing on supporting maternal mental health. Connect with other mothers who understand the challenges you face and receive professional guidance to help you navigate the ups and downs of motherhood. Registration is required.
For families affected by substance use, caregivers recovering from any quality-of-life concern or mental health disorders. The group covers various parent education topics touching upon all age groups. The aim is to help parents feel more confident in their relationships through personal growth and parental knowledge. Registration required.
"Ask the Right Question" is a process that helps families formulate effective questions for IEP meetings and school communications. This workshop provides a clear, step-by-step approach to teach this foundational skill, equipping participants with practical strategies to enhance communication, information gathering, and shared decision-making in various areas of life.
For families affected by substance use, caregivers recovering from any quality-of-life concern or mental health disorders. The group covers various parent education topics touching upon all age groups. The aim is to help parents feel more confident in their relationships through personal growth and parental knowledge. Registration required.
Join our biweekly clinical support group specifically designed for mothers of young children and infants, focusing on supporting maternal mental health. Connect with other mothers who understand the challenges you face and receive professional guidance to help you navigate the ups and downs of motherhood. Registration is required.
For families affected by substance use, caregivers recovering from any quality-of-life concern or mental health disorders. The group covers various parent education topics touching upon all age groups. The aim is to help parents feel more confident in their relationships through personal growth and parental knowledge. Registration required.
Please join us for the group Baby & Me, for families with children ages 0-12 months. We will have guests from the community to share information and resources on various topics such as: Doula Services (postpartum/breastfeeding info and support) WIC Early Supports and Services (child development) Family Mental Health Child Birth Education Center guests And […]
Kinship Connection is a monthly support group for kinship caregivers to have the opportunity to share their stories and meet other kinship caregivers and establish new relationships. A light breakfast and coffee will be available. Registration Encouraged.
For families affected by substance use, caregivers recovering from any quality-of-life concern or mental health disorders. The group covers various parent education topics touching upon all age groups. The aim is to help parents feel more confident in their relationships through personal growth and parental knowledge. Registration required.
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