Menu changes from month to month but brunch will consist of breakfast and lunch options…Made-to-order omelettes, bacon, sausage, french toast, fresh fruit, prime rib, latkes, roasted veggies, green bean casserole, fresh breads, various culinary starters, and desserts.
Do you ever wonder if there is a better way to handle some of those daily parenting challenges? Learn how with this 6 session video and discussion program for parents and care providers of children ages 5-12. This program is designed to help raise responsible children by using effective discipline techniques and encouragement skills.
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Menu changes from month to month but brunch will consist of breakfast and lunch options…Made-to-order omelettes, bacon, sausage, french toast, fresh fruit, prime rib, latkes, roasted veggies, green bean casserole, fresh breads, various culinary starters, and desserts.
Do you ever wonder if there is a better way to handle some of those daily parenting challenges? Learn how with this 6 session video and discussion program for parents and care providers of children ages 5-12. This program is designed to help raise responsible children by using effective discipline techniques and encouragement skills.
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In light of the recent child deaths in Maine, now is a good time for the community to consider all that families need and what can be done to support them. Parenting is a difficult job for everyone under the best of circumstances. There are many different kinds of families, parents, and supports, and the more the community works together on behalf of kids and families, the less child abuse will occur.
The Somerset County Family Enrichment Council offers many programs for parents and families including parenting classes, groups, activities and more. Additionally, The Front Porch Project, a statewide program sponsored by the Maine Children’s Trust, is now being offered. This program allows community members to explore family culture, parenting styles, community supports, individual comfort levels regarding “helping”, how child abuse is defined, and ways anyone can be supportive. It takes the approach that everyone can help kids and families in our community. The class is always conducted in small groups where participants can safely discuss the topics.
Join us for a Free Community Training Wednesday October 27th from 1:00pm-4:00pm.
FMI: Contact Kristen at kristenp@kvcap.org or 859-2520 or register with the link above.
The Front Porch Project® of Maine is funded in part by donations to the Maine Children’s Trust on behalf of Marissa Kennedy, a child tragically lost to child abuse, Maine Prevention Councils, and supported by the Department of Health and Human Services
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