Parent

Support

The Parent Support Program uplifts families by walking alongside parents as they strengthen their confidence and nurture their children.

Individual & Group
Psycho-education and Counseling

The Parent Support Program empowers families through trauma-informed and culturally specific services such as psychoeducation, counseling and case management, that strengthen parenting skills and support healthy child development. By building parental confidence and fostering nurturing home environments, the program helps prevent childhood trauma and lays the foundation for strong, connected families and communities.

Pilsen headquarters (2124 W. 21st Place) and virtually

Parents, legal guardians, parents-to-be, foster parents, and anyone who identifies as a parent.

A 15-session psychoeducational class is offered virtually in both English and Spanish. Group sessions are available in the morning from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and in the evening from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Individual sessions are also provided when available. In addition, parenting counseling is offered on an individual basis.

Session topics include parent limitations and responsibilities, multigenerational parental practices, child development and attachment styles, adolescence and identity formation, family communication, child abuse and neglect signs and prevention, loss and grief, positive discipline, anger and stress management, and more. Our staff consists of trained, trusted community members who recognize the uniqueness of each family and apply a strength-based approach to parenting.

Community Education
& Professional Training

Provide presentations, workshops, trainings, outreach, tabling, and education in a variety of topics surrounding parenting and organization services in order to educate and promote healthy family dynamics in communities around the city.

Offered both virtually and in-person at all of our offices and off-site.
Open to the community at large, including Community members, professionals, groups and other social service organizations.

The services are continuously offered throughout the year.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

    1. Communication in the family
    2. Positive discipline
    3. Child development
    4. Adolescent period
    5. Child abuse and neglect

Our services are free, confidential, and designed to support survivors on their healing journeys.

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