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Knowing my child has someone to talk to about issues in her life and knowing I also have someone to turn to for support. – Parent of a child served by PCRC
At the Parent Child Resource Center (PCRC) we are committed to providing compassionate guidance and assistance to children and their families so that they might develop to their fullest potential and make our community stronger.
One in five children in the United States has a diagnosable mental disorder, such as depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and anxiety, conduct, and eating disorders. Additionally, one in 10 has a serious emotional disturbance that disrupts daily function at home, school or in the community.
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Pedal for PCRC
Please mark your calendars for this community wide fun filled challenge to support PCRC's programs here in the Valley. We appreciate your continued support and are very excited to announce more details. Check out the cycling website
Triple P Positive Parenting Programs
Do you sometimes feel stressed out and overwhelmed with the responsibilities of parenting, or frustrated with your child's behavior? Are you looking for parenting support? PCRC and Valley Kids Belong, in collaboration with the City of Ansonia and the Ansonia Charger Club, are pleased to announce upcoming Triple P Positive Parenting Programs available to parents at no cost. For registration information, please call 203-893-0402 or email TripleP@lnvpcrc.org.
Read more about the Program Here The dates of programs are the following:
April 17th-June 5th, Tuesday evenings. For parents of teens. At the Ansonia Boys & Girls Club.
May 9th-June 27th, Wednesday evenings. For parents of children 12 and under. In Seymour, location TBA.
July 2nd-Aug 20, Monday evenings. For parents of children 12 and under. At the Ansonia Boys & Girls Club.
October 11th-Nov 29th, Thursday evenings. For parents of teens. In Derby, location TBA.
Jan 9th 2013-Feb 27th 2013, Wednesday evenings. For parents of children 12 and under. In Shelton, location TBA.
Triple P in the Lower Naugatuck Valley is made possible through the generous support of the Connecticut Health Foundation, the Valley United Way, and the Derby-Shelton Rotary. Also-- stay tuned for upcoming information on Triple P parenting materials at your local libraries!
