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Support Groups

Our support groups are designed for foster & kinship families, and families who have adopted or are considering adoption. This once a month gathering provides families an opportunity for connection, mutual encouragement, and collaboration on various challenges that are unique to foster care, adoption, and kinship care. The goal of this group is to provide an ongoing relational resource for parents that also may be applied for annual training credits.

Relational Parenting

Amherst, NY

Relational Parenting is an interactive discussion group that helps connect, encourage and equip families who are fostering, have adopted or are considering to do so, along with those providing kinship / guardianship care.

Discussion topics may include attachment and bonding, the effects of trauma, neglect and abuse, asking the right questions before fostering or adopting, managing challenging behaviors, making tough decisions, and when to seek help.

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Relational Parenting

Lockport, NY

Relational Parenting is an interactive discussion group that helps connect, encourage and equip families who are fostering, have adopted or are considering to do so, along with those providing kinship / guardianship care.

Discussion topics may include attachment and bonding, the effects of trauma, neglect and abuse, asking the right questions before fostering or adopting, managing challenging behaviors, making tough decisions, and when to seek help.

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Relational Parenting

Westfield, NY

Relational Parenting is an interactive discussion group that helps connect, encourage and equip families who are fostering, have adopted or are considering to do so, along with those providing kinship / guardianship care.

Discussion topics may include attachment and bonding, the effects of trauma, neglect and abuse, asking the right questions before fostering or adopting, managing challenging behaviors, making tough decisions, and when to seek help.

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Relational Parenting

West Seneca, NY

Relational Parenting is an interactive discussion group that helps connect, encourage and equip families who are fostering, have adopted or are considering to do so, along with those providing kinship / guardianship care.

Discussion topics may include attachment and bonding, the effects of trauma, neglect and abuse, asking the right questions before fostering or adopting, managing challenging behaviors, making tough decisions, and when to seek help.

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Relational Parenting

Marilla, NY

NEW!

Relational Parenting is an interactive discussion group that helps connect, encourage and equip families who are fostering, have adopted or are considering to do so, along with those providing kinship / guardianship care.

Discussion topics may include attachment and bonding, the effects of trauma, neglect and abuse, asking the right questions before fostering or adopting, managing challenging behaviors, making tough decisions, and when to seek help.

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Every Child

Trauma Informed Training

Because of their histories, children from hard places have changes in their bodies, brains, behaviors, and belief systems and need caregiving that meets their unique needs. Our trauma-informed trainings provide practical tools for parents, caregivers, teachers, or anyone who works with children impacted by trauma.

Every Child

Family Events

Our family events are specifically designed for foster, kinship, and adoptive families. They create an environment for caregivers and children to make connections, build relationships, and form community with people who share a similar story.