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The local community has amazing support resources for foster, kinship, and adoptive families. Click below to jump to:
Search through our always updating resource database for the latest support services offered within our community.
See below for upcoming classes, trainings, and workshops available from the Children’s Advocacy Center and Seeds Community Center. Classes and materials are free. Foster parents may earn education hours. Providers are always welcome to attend.
Wednesday, June 17th: 10am-12pm or 5:30pm-7:30pm
The Be Strong Parent Cafes are safe spaces where people can talk and listen to each other about the challenges and joys of raising a family. Join for good food and conversation. Plus, receive a Starbucks Gift Card for attending.
View the flyer HERE for additional information and registration details.
Every Wednesday July 1st – August 5th | 10am – 12pm
Every Wednesday July 1st – August 5th | 5:30pm – 8pm
Dinner & Child Care Offered!
In six 2-hour sessions, you will learn about Styles of Parenting, Mutual Respect, Owning the Problem, Active Communication, Encouragement, Logical Consequences, Problem Solving, Building Courage & Self-Esteem, Eliminating Power Struggles, Drugs, Sexuality, Violence and so much more! We offer dinner and child care!
View the flyer HERE for additional information and registration details.
Tuesdays from 9:30am-11:00am or 5:30pm-7:30pm.
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This program is designed to support parents, improve family relationships, and reduce problem behaviors, delinquency and alcohol and drug abuse. There are MULTIPLE dates available and classes are offered both in-person and online.
View the flyer HERE for additional information and registration details.
Thursdays from 9:30am-11:30am.
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Each session includes icebreakers, chapter reflections, trauma-informed parenting approaches, and how the five Protective Factors strengthen families. Video clips and small-group activities enhance main ideas from each chapter.
View the flyer HERE for additional information and registration details.
See below for fun events and helpful opportunities for foster, kinship, and adoptive families.
There are tons of options to consider when planning for the future. That’s why AFFCF is launching a series of virtual, interactive workshops that are especially helpful for high school juniors and seniors with foster care experience. Explore post-secondary education, learn about different options and pathways like trade school, understand how to pay for school, and consider options for the future.
Pick a date & time that work for you, then click HERE to sign-up!
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that helps low income households pay their heating/cooling bills, minimize crises, and make energy costs more affordable.
Power AZ is a state program that expands eligibility beyond LIHEAP income limits making this critical resource even more accessible to working families. Click HEREfor more information on both programs.
Receive up to $640 dollars in one-time assistance. Click HERE to apply.
Service Dog Training and Community | www.rainbowservicedogsinc.com
Specializing in working with children/families with Autism spectrum disorder, Juvenile-onset diabetes, Seizure disorders, P.O.T.S., PTSD, Muscular Dystrophy, and others. They believe cost should never stand in the way of independence, so they offer group classes, private sessions, and in-home training—all on a sliding scale to ensure affordability for every family.
View the flyer HERE for additional information.
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