Parents Progressing with Life
Posted by Philadelphia FIGHT on October 2, 2017
Parents Progressing with Life (PPWL) is a free parenting program provided by PLC Philadelphia to empower parents. We take a creative look at positive parenting techniques and teach parents ways to apply these lessons to their daily lives.
We welcome parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teen parents, foster parents, & any other family members caring for children! This program is targeted toward individuals or their families who have been impacted by mass incarceration.
PLC schedules and provides day and evening classes, refreshment meals, transportation (tokens based on need) childcare, graduation gift cards, resource information and other case management referrals when requested. Participants are requested to complete 12 parenting skills training sessions. Graduating parents receive a certificate of completion.
Curriculum:
Parenting Styles
Nurturing as a Lifestyle
Cultural Parenting Traditions
Developing Spirituality in Parenting
Making Good Choices
Growth & Development of Children
The Importance of Touch
Developing Empathy
Managing & Communicating Feelings
Managing Anger & Stress
Understanding Discipline
Rewards & Punishment
For more information & registration, please call:
Thom Ford
215-525-0451
Class starts Thurs, October 5, 2017
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
at
Institute for Community Justice (ICJ) Center
1207 Chestnut Street, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Dr. Rodney E. King – Parenting Facilitator
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