November 16, 2022
Free online Parent Education Programs to any parent/caregiver in Vermont who wants support and/or to learn new parenting skills.
Do you or someone you know want to learn more about the programs we offer?
Visit the Prevent Child Abuse Vermont website: , email PCAVT at familysupport@pcavt.org or call 1-800-CHILDREN
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:
All programs are offered virtually and FREE! Programs are 2 hours per week for 12-14 weeks
- Strengthening Families with Teens :
starting November 2, Wednesdays 4pm
- Nurturing Skills™ for Families : starting November 7, Mondays 10am
- Nurturing Program for Families in Substance Use Treatment & Recovery :
starting November 30, Wed 10am
- Strengthening Families Birth :
starting November 30, Wednesdays 5pm
- Nurturing Skills™ for Families :
starting December 1, Thursdays 5pm
- Nurturing Skills™ for Families :
starting December 16, Fridays 2pm
- Nurturing Father’s Program : starting December 19, Mondays 11am
Reach out to
familysupport@pcavt.org for more information
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