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“What Support Do You Have?” Flyer
“What support do you have as a parent?” is suitable for wall or counter display in patient waiting areas, staff break rooms and family meeting spaces. It includes a fillable form for your practice, clinic, agency or school’s name and location.
Conversation bubbles on page one can serve as conversation starters and page two has the statement, “We support policy and practice initiatives that make parenting education available, accessible, affordable and attractive to all parents and caregivers to support children’s wellbeing and healthy development from birth through young adulthood.”
Download or request the two-page document by email to info@parentsforum.org with WhatSupportDoYouHave REQUEST as the subject.
“What support do you have as a parent?” is suitable for wall or counter display in patient waiting areas, staff break rooms and family meeting spaces. It includes a fillable form for your practice, clinic, agency or school’s name and location.
Conversation bubbles on page one can serve as conversation starters and page two has the statement, “We support policy and practice initiatives that make parenting education available, accessible, affordable and attractive to all parents and caregivers to support children’s wellbeing and healthy development from birth through young adulthood.”
Download or request the two-page document by email to info@parentsforum.org with WhatSupportDoYouHave REQUEST as the subject.
Parents Forum Logic Model
Tools of the Trade
Tools of the Trade (Eng) is a handy wallet-sized reference.
Tools of the Trade (Eng) is a handy wallet-sized reference.
Book
Where the Heart Listens describes Parents Forum, a program based on thoughtful examination of eight original questions about family life issues. Where the Heart Listens serves as a “workshop in your pocket” and can help parents, children and all family members improve their communications skills.
Book
Where the Heart Listens describes Parents Forum, a program based on thoughtful examination of eight original questions about family life issues. Where the Heart Listens serves as a “workshop in your pocket” and can help parents, children and all family members improve their communications skills.