As a positive way to kick off the new year, our Parents as Teachers Home Visiting Program hosted a Group Connections event for families to create their own vision boards! Families and Home Visitors gathered at Cope to sift through a heaping collection of magazines and stationary to create vision boards for the new year.
With the help of our generous donors and volunteers, Cope's annual client holiday party was once again a fun and festive celebration for the families in our programs! Families gathered at Cope to celebrate the season with their family support specialist or parent educator and enjoy in some holiday fun. Families enjoyed hot chocolate, crafted holiday paper trees, and took family portraits before a seasonal backdrop in our resource center.
In this issue:
It's back to school season! Learn some helpful back to school tips to help you and your child with the transition.
Parenting classes now enrolling! Sign up for fall session.
Learn how you can support Cope through Be Bubbly's Be Generous campaign!
An opportunity to help children and families
and more!
In this issue:
"I let them know that there’s help available, and that gives them hope.” Read how a school social worker is helping students thrive by supporting parents.
January was Positive Parenting Awareness Month. Learn what this month is all about, and how you can use positive parenting tools to create a stronger bond with your child.
Cope's client holiday party made December extra special for the parents and kids in our programs! See some photos from the gathering.
In this issue you will:
learn about how you can support Napa Valley's children and families through our campaign to Give Children Brighter Futures.
read about Virtual Family Social earlier this month where families decorated holiday cookies and did other activities to bond with their children and connect with other families.
hear about the upcoming session of parenting classes that are enrolling now!
Right now at Cope, we continue to support families as kids go back to school and as parents try to recover financially and emotionally from the pandemic. Services are still being offered remotely, meeting with families through screens and phones to help ensure everyone's health and safety.
In this newsletter you can read more about:
Drop-In Services Still Available to Families during Pandemic
Summer Campaign raises over $19,000
Don't Take Your Stress Back to School Family Connection Event
