Searching for Family And Parenting Support
Located near: Moncton
Evidence-based, and trauma informed early child and family intervention services
- essential services to children and families in support of early childhood development, health and well-being
- tools for parents to become more confident and successful in their parenting so they can build a better life for their children and themselves
Children's program - intervention and professional services for young children who present developmental delays, disabilities, atypical behaviors, and social and emotional difficulties, as well as young children likely to develop a delay before school entry
Parent's program - improve caregivers' knowledge, attitudes, practices, and skills to promote optimal early child development
Teaching Kitchen - cooking classes, budget principles, food safety and nutritional information in consultation with a registered dietitian; available to existing clients only
Impact Learning Centre
- academic upgrading program for youth who have not experienced success in an ordinary classroom setting
Family Preservation Program
- designed to empower, strengthen, and promote competent parenting
Drug Intervention Program
- provides youth with information, support and strategies that assist them in alleviating their drug usage and alter their criminal behaviour
- information on pregnancy options
- medical confirmation of pregnancy
- testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections - any gender
- sexual health education
- prenatal and parenting education
- confidential support services
- support after a reproductive loss from a Christian perspective
- material supplies for mother and baby
- early learning and childcare
- inclusive education
- transition from school to work
- social inclusion and community involvement
- individual and family support
- human rights and social policy
- inclusion training and professional learning
- home services
- attachment therapy
- parenting groups
- parent and child interactive "Play and Learn" groups
- new born observation sessions
- EYE-DA screening for children entering school within the Anglophone East School district
- active learning groups - play-based groups to help enhance development skills
- voluntary, confidential and individualized program
- support network for families
- home and hospital visits to any family looking for support
- information resources and workshops
- social events
- support for seniors on a fixed income with equipment
- support for the sick with equipment and necessities
- care package program on Sun 9 am-6 pm (for emergency food only)
- assist families to get off assistance and back into the workforce
- abuse
- addictions
- anger
- depression
- anxiety
- parenting
- grief
- development of preschool language skills, social skills and pre-literacy
- prevention and early identification of speech-language delays for children
- information and help to parents and caregivers about communication development
- parent-child programs such as infant massage, songs and rhymes, baby communication series, talk and read with me program
- training and capacity building for early childhood community partners
- monthly mom's nights out
- family event
- parents night out
- fall retreat for moms
- lending library of parenting books
- Facebook support group
- bi-annual consignment sale
- people who are blind or partially sighted are matched with sighted volunteers who provide companionship and assistance with everyday tasks and errands
Virtual group programming
- peer support groups, including but not limited to:
- Adjustment to Vision Loss
- Parenting With Sight Loss
- Seeing Things: Charles Bonnet Syndrome Group
- Black Voices United
- Diabetes & Vision Loss
- Zoom Social Hour
- culture, sports and recreation programs
- online yoga, dance fitness and wellness groups
- online interest-based groups, i.e. knitting, music, motorized/electronic machines, book clubs, amateur radio and more
- children's and youth programs
- both peer support and interest-based groups
- technology-focused groups for learning, sharing and problem-solving
I Want to Work for Myself: The Venture Zone
- online information resources
- consultations and mentorship through partner organizations
Beyond Print
- Braille Transcription Services/Braille Portal
- online Braille courses
- courses on reading contracted Braille, as well as reading and writing uncontracted Braille
- advocacy for accessible textbooks and course materials
iPhone/iPad Training Workshops
- learn how to use the vision accessibility features on an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch (updated for iOS11)
- workshops are provided by Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Mental health care agency serving Southeastern New Brunswick:
- Youth Mental Health Clinic - access to same-week counseling appointment (maximum of three sessions in three consecutive months)
- after the first appointment, clients can access ongoing individual and group therapy
- therapists consult with parents, guidance counsellors, teachers, hospital staff, and community organizations to help meet clients' needs
- community and school presentations about mental health
- early childhood programs
- Musical Mornings (drop in)
- Playful Thursdays (drop in)
- Active Kids
- parent workshops
- prenatal and postnatal programs
- development of preschool language skills, social skills and pre-literacy
- prevention and early identification of speech-language delays for children
- information and help to parents and caregivers about communication development
- parent-child programs - infant massage, songs and rhymes
- training and capacity building for early childhood community partners
- home visits and various support services
- voluntary, confidential and individualized
- little free library
- family literacy events
- prenatal courses
- Mother Goose Parent-Child sessions
- community events
- abuse
- addictions
- anger
- depression
- anxiety
- parenting
- grief
- child protection services
- youth information services
- adoption services
- family support services
Drop-In program
- an environment in which parents and children can socialize, meet new friends, and organize family activities.
- special activities are organized to celebrate various occasions and holidays.
- how to talk so kids will listen
- siblings without rivalry
- different conferences and workshops
- structured activities help children entering kindergarten in the next year develop physical, mental, social and many other skills.
- a literacy club where parents and children learn to "be together" while making handicrafts, playing games, singing, and reading books. Parents are the activity leaders.
Musical Moments
- 6 sessions for ages 3 - 4 during which they learn popular songs and are acquainted with various instruments and basic musical concepts.
- wide variety of books and videos on parenting skills as well as children's videos can be borrowed for two weeks at a time.
Soccer 3-5
- Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) program
- children's social, emotional, and cognitive skills program
- parent/guardian support group offered during children's lesson
- parent education on supporting children's social and emotional needs at home as well as the parent's own well-being
- family brunch, healthy food/snacks during program and take-home snack bags
- free babysitting offered for siblings during parents programs
- play groups
- parenting classes
- school readiness
- outreach groups
- labour and delivery
- breathing and comfort
- nutrition and infant feeding
- breastfeeding support
- infant care and safety, infant CPR
- medical options
- baby shower
- breastfeeding support
- life with baby
- parenting tips and classes
- songs and rhymes
- family indoor playgroup
- parent and child programs
- educational workshops
- crafts
- consultation with a Public Health nurse and dietician
- support for healthy pregnancy and preparation for baby's arrival
- basics of baby care, feeding and breast feeding
- child's health, behaviour, and development
- referral to community services
- coupons for a litre of white milk per day and vitamins
- voluntary consultation with a Public Health nurse
- assessment of child's growth, nutrition, development, dental/visual/hearing health
- assessment of parent's risk of depression
- advice on vaccines, accident prevention, language development
- referral to professionals or services
- national interactive safety education program
- resources for educators to teach personal safety skills in order to reduce the risk of victimization online and offline, including:
- healthy relationships
- safe and responsible use of technology
- picture permanence online
- addressing high-risk behaviour
- building capacity to handle difficult situation
- know when to seek help
- free, confidential, one-on-one tutoring in literacy and numeracy skills
- conversation skills upgrades for ESL learners, individual tutoring or group sessions
- Mommy Reads to Me program
- biweekly book club
- family literacy initiative at the Middle Island Irish Historical Park
- in conjunction with the Chatham Public Library
- International Literacy Day and Family Literacy Day events
- Middle School Poetry Contest
- healthy childhood growth and development
- healthy parent-child relationships
- family wellness
- development of preschool language skills, social skills and pre-literacy
- prevention and early identification of speech-language delays for children
- information and help to parents and caregivers about communication development
- parent-child programs - infant massage, songs and rhymes
- training and capacity building for early childhood community partners
- early learning and childcare
- inclusive education
- transition from school to work
- social inclusion and community involvement
- individual and family support
- human rights and social policy
- inclusion training and professional learning
Services include:
- parent and professional information packages
- parent support meetings
- summer social skills program
- autism swim program
- employment skills program
- teen volunteer program
- police and first responders registry
- lending library of books and resources
Programs for families offered accross Northumberland county
- prenatal and postnatal programs
- playgroups
- I can Im2
- ABC of being 3
- Fun to be 4
- parenting skills programs
- outreach locations across the county
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