Our focus is to build bridges between families and schools by creating a positive learning environment where parents can develop the skills necessary to help their children do well in school and prepare for higher education.

Research has shown the enormous impact that positive parenting practices can have on a child’s social, emotional, and intellectual development, particularly during the early years.  (National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine [NASEM], 2016).  This includes a child’s enhanced sense of security, the ability to focus attention, and behavioral health.  Source: childwelfare.gov

Our curriculum has been designed by a team of qualified educators, parents and caring individuals with over 20 years of experience educating and engaging families.  

  
Our curriculum meets NASEM, 2016 elements of an effective program.

• Treating parents as equal partners when determining which services would be most beneficial for them and their children.

• Tailoring programs to the specific needs of families.

• Addressing trauma to ensure that it does not interfere with parenting and healthy development.

• Ensuring families with multiple needs receive coordinated services.

• Offering programs that are culturally relevant to meet the needs of diverse populations.

• Providing parents with an opportunity to network with, and receive support from, parents who are in or who have been in similar circumstances. 

• Efforts to engage fathers.   

We are proud to serve families and communities nationwide.