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The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation
651-280-2000
Children and family mental health, consulting and training
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Operation Parent
(502) 265-9045
Ongoing education, support and hope to those raising teens and preteens. Services include parenting handbook, classes and events, blog, resource room, e-newsletter and more.
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Parents and Children Together (PACT)
1-808-847-3285
Youth and family services offered include early childhood education, mental health support, child abuse and neglect prevention and treatment, community building and economic development, domestic violence prevention and treatment.
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Family Matters Parent Training and Information Center
1-866-436-7842
Assist parents of children with disabilities to be informed participants in the special education process.
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Child & Family Service
(808) 681-3500
The organization offers countless family support programs within the following categories: care for Keiki, empower youth, honor Our kūpuna, prevent trauma, heal from trauma.
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Indiana Parenting Institute
www.indianaparentinginstitute.org
219-886-1111
IPI offers various parenting programs, a resource center that lists community resources and community opportunities in support of family well-being.
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The Family Conservancy
913-342-1110
Counseling, financial support and education, head start, child care resources, resources and links, parenting class calendar, parenting links and schools out guide
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The Pyramid Community Parent Resource Center
(504) 218-8922
Formed by parents of children with disabilities, Pyramid offers roundtable sessions, support groups, leadership development and best practices.
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Families First
317-634-6341
Individual and family counseling, Vistas: services for older and challenged adults, chemical dependency, domestic violence and parent education.
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Idaho Parents Unlimited, Inc.
(208) 342-5884
The Parent Training and Information Center ensures that parents of children with disabilities receive training and information on their rights, responsibilities, and protections under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) in order to develop the skills necessary to cooperatively and effectively participate in planning and decision making relating to early intervention, educational, and transitional services.
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ASK Resource Center
515-243-1713
Parent training, information, and advocacy center for families of children with special needs across the state of Iowa.
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Families Together Inc.
(888) 815-6364
Assists parents and their sons and daughters with disabilities via parent training and information center, family-to-family health information center, parent-to-parent, education advocate
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Family Nurturing Center of Kentucky
1-800-688-5822
The Nurturing Parenting Programs are a family-centered trauma-informed initiative designed to build nurturing parenting skills as an alternative to abusive and neglecting parenting and child-rearing practices. The programs feature activities to foster positive parenting skills and self-nurturing, home practice exercises, family nurturing time, and activities to promote positive brain development in children birth to 18 years. Lessons can be delivered in a home-based setting, group-based setting, or combination of home and group settings.
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The Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida
(850) 921-4494
One of the resources offered is parent support groups. These groups are broken down by area of the state (http://www.ounce.org/circlegroupsmap.html) and offer various types of parental support.
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Georgia Parent Support Network
(404) 758-4500
Georgia Parent Support Network is dedicated to providing support, education, and advocacy for children and their families with mental illness, emotional disturbances, and behavioral differences.
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