Are you seeking to adopt or provide permanency for a youth from foster care? Adoption can raise lots of questions for children and teens, and leave them wondering “Who Am I?” Some of these questions get asked out loud, many do not. In this skills workshop, Children’s Home Society invites your family to experience the […]
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The Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) Model is a framework that provides tools and resources to provide a more knowledgeable and confident trauma-informed approach to children and youth. The name of the model, often referred to as simply ARC, refers to specific areas of functioning often impacted by traumatic experiences, particularly when that trauma occurs […]
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This group for families with tweens and teens features a different guest speaker or topic each month on issues that affect parenting at this specific age and stage of development. Teens and tweens may test limits and push for independence, but this stage of life is also full of energy, curiosity and possibility. Foster and […]
A Space for Kinship Caregivers to: Validate, Encourage, Nurture, & Think-It-Through Connect with other kinship caregivers who have completed Caring for Our Own kinship curriculum. Share your ongoing experiences, brainstorm solutions, and support one another through the joys and challenges of parenting. Kinship Connection meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. For more information, […]
Have you thought about fostering or adopting from foster care and have questions about the process? We invite you to attend a no-obligation information meeting to learn more. Click HERE for more details and to register for this meeting. Registration is required to receive link to join meeting.
Facilitated by Walter Johnson, this support group offers parents and caregivers involved in the Child-Focused Recruitment (CFR) Program a space to connect, share experiences, and discuss best practices for supporting children with diverse needs and backgrounds. Building connections is a powerful tool for resilience, and these interactive discussions encourage active participation—with cameras on. We understand […]
Our society’s reliance on and 24-hour access to social networking and media means that children are regularly exposed to mature content and sexual themes. This 2-part training will assist foster […]
What if one of the most effective healthcare interventions isn't found in a hospital, clinic, or prescription bottle, but in stable, affordable housing? Join us for the next Light Lab Live as we examine the powerful connection between housing stability, health outcomes, and healthcare costs in North Carolina. Through data, research, and real-world examples, this […]
This training will review topics covered in the initial course. It is designed to develop and refresh trauma-responsive discipline intervention strategies that build attachment and connections. This training is available for CHS families only. You can register by going to SkyPrep at https://bit.ly/SkyPrepLogin.
This training will review topics covered in the initial Nurturing Response-Connected Discipline course. It is designed to develop and refresh trauma-responsive discipline intervention strategies that build attachment and connections. This training is available for CHS families only. You can register by going to SkyPrep at https://bit.ly/SkyPrepLogin.
