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Increase cooperation
Resist negative peer pressure
Help children thrive

A SUPPORT group not a class!
A group of 7-12 foster/kinship parents and two trained group leaders
16 weekly 90-minute sessions
A time to connect with other foster parents and kinship families
You will receive a $25 check for each remote session attended per household
You can earn up to 24 foster parent training hours toward DHS certification
All DHS-certified foster parents and kinship families can join!

For parents of children birth to 4 years old. Come prepared to dance and be silly in this fun, free music and movement class.

Discover ways to manage stress.
Learn about child development.
Build your toolkit for positive discipline.

Please note: Classes will be Tuesday evening/Wednesday morning through December and then starting in January they will be Tuesday evening/Thursday morning.

The Family Law Education Program was created to help families navigate through restructure and be more prepared to co-parent, so they can better support their children's physical, social, emotional, and behavioral well-being. The session will discuss ways to build or maintain a positive relationship with the co-parent and will provide a brief overview of the legal process and parenting plan.

The Family Law Education Program is now offered as a Zoom class for parents in Deschutes County experiencing family restructuring such as a separation or divorce.

Increase cooperation
Resist negative peer pressure
Help children thrive

KEEP support groups provide a welcome place to share experiences, get tips and strategies, and most importantly the support that is critical in this frequently stressful role.

Learn practical tools to manage anger, reduce conflict, and create a healthy, child-focused two-home routine.

A playful class where little ones connect with their caregiver while exploring music, stories, and activities.

KEEP is a statewide support program available to Oregon's resource, kinship, adoptive, and assisted guardian parents raising youth ages 2 and up.

Central Oregon parents with school age children from 5-12 years old. Learn positive parenting strategies and parent with less stress and more FUN!

Fulfills mandated client requirement.

This is an ongoing class, meaning you can join at any session. After 12 consecutive sessions, you'll receive a certificate.

Cost: $Free

Call to register & get started!

Para padres con hijos de nacido - 5 años

Imagínate tal vez como se sintiera si pudieras entender lo que tu hija/o realmente te está pidiendo.

- Ayudar a tu hija/o sentir seguros
- Aprender cómo entender y leer las necesidades emocionales de su hija/o
- Ayudar a su hijo manejar sus emociones
- Mejorar la autoestima de su hijo

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A SUPPORT group not a class!
A group of 7-12 foster/kinship parents and two trained group leaders
16 weekly 90-minute sessions
A time to connect with other foster parents and kinship families
You will receive a $25 check for each remote session attended per household
You can earn up to 24 foster parent training hours toward DHS certification
All DHS-certified foster parents and kinship families can join!

Increase cooperation
Resist negative peer pressure
Help children thrive

Please note: Classes will be Tuesday evening/Wednesday morning through December and then starting in January they will be Tuesday evening/Thursday morning.

The Family Law Education Program was created to help families navigate through restructure and be more prepared to co-parent, so they can better support their children's physical, social, emotional, and behavioral well-being. The session will discuss ways to build or maintain a positive relationship with the co-parent and will provide a brief overview of the legal process and parenting plan.

The Family Law Education Program is now offered as a Zoom class for parents in Deschutes County experiencing family restructuring such as a separation or divorce.