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The Family Program is designed to help families develop close relationships. The program requires a commitment from each family member; this way, families can Grow Together and develop their own family values and support system.
This program consists of 3 intensive workshops and is followed by 18 weekly meetings including community service projects and recreational activities. The training course requires a family commitment of two hours per week throughout the entire course. During this course, we work with each individual family member in designated groups.
Parents learn to communicate and build relationships with their children. They also learn to strengthen their marital relationships.
Teens learn to understand and improve relationships with their parents and siblings. They also learn to practice the concept of responsibility.
Children learn prevention and how to resist future peer pressures including: alcohol, drugs, gangs, etc.
The Family Program is designed to help families develop close relationships. The program requires a commitment from each family member; this way, families can Grow Together and develop their own family values and support system.
This program consists of 3 intensive workshops and is followed by 18 weekly meetings including community service projects and recreational activities. The training course requires a family commitment of two hours per week throughout the entire course. During this course, we work with each individual family member in designated groups.
Parents learn to communicate and build relationships with their children. They also learn to strengthen their marital relationships.
Teens learn to understand and improve relationships with their parents and siblings. They also learn to practice the concept of responsibility.
Children learn prevention and how to resist future peer pressures including: alcohol, drugs, gangs, etc.
Graduation 2011
This program began on January 26, 2011 at Montebello Elementary,
where 93.5% of the families who started the program graduated. Over
the five month program period, the following participants; Antonio
Ragel, Heredia Parra, Carmen Molina, Clara Miranda, Margarita Parra,
Graciela Montenegro, Saul Bermudez, Javier Castellanos, Jesus
Miranda, Victor Roman, Miguel Angel Marin, and Valeria Castellanos received an award for perfect attendance. They were also recognized for showing positive change, setting a perfect example on how to communicate effectively with their children and strengthening their marriage.
Mr. Jeff Sprout, director of Montebello Elementary, commented on how touching it was to see so many families together after completing this program. He also informed us that programs like this will continue to be implemented at the school for years to come.
This program began on January 26, 2011 at Montebello Elementary,
where 93.5% of the families who started the program graduated. Over
the five month program period, the following participants; Antonio
Ragel, Heredia Parra, Carmen Molina, Clara Miranda, Margarita Parra,
Graciela Montenegro, Saul Bermudez, Javier Castellanos, Jesus
Miranda, Victor Roman, Miguel Angel Marin, and Valeria Castellanos received an award for perfect attendance. They were also recognized for showing positive change, setting a perfect example on how to communicate effectively with their children and strengthening their marriage.
Mr. Jeff Sprout, director of Montebello Elementary, commented on how touching it was to see so many families together after completing this program. He also informed us that programs like this will continue to be implemented at the school for years to come.
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Family Program
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October 2012
October 2012
_Funding for 2012 project was provided by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant : 90FM0021-01-00
_Any options, finding, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflected the view of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.
_Any options, finding, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflected the view of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.
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