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Parent Support

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Parenting is not an easy feat and in most cases, parents and students alike can benefit greatly from the support and resources that The Center For Family Outreach provides. We understand that parents need clear information, practical strategies, and guidance from those around them. That’s why we're here to support.

Parent Navigators​

Divorce, separation, raising teenagers, financial difficulties and family conflict, these are all issues that can produce enormous stress for a family. Of course, these issues can impact both the parents and children alike.

​Our Parent Navigators program can help develop consistent rules, strengthen communication skills and establish boundaries for the family. The Parent Navigators’ responsibility is to create a safe environment through preventative wellness practices while helping parents grow.

Our Resources​

Community Partners

The Center has a well-established base of collaborative community partners which includes other community-based organizations that provide a broad source of resources. We promote, foster, and contribute to the healthy development and growth of our youth and their families through education, support and advocacy; constantly adapting to the changing needs of adolescents and families within our community.

Focusing on parenting issues and family wellness, The Center is committed to working with parents and local community organizations to help teach parents practical skills, discover networking opportunities, and participate in educational workshops. Our ultimate goal is to provide strength-based techniques so parents are equipped with the tools to strengthen their abilities to mitigate family conflict and comfortably raise their children.

Practical Strategies

In addition to the previously mentioned items, The Center will help teach strategies and techniques for handling common problems like miscommunication, handling of schoolwork, household chores, peer relationships and family relationships. The types of skills that prove useful are clear communication, setting limits, defining responsibilities, enforcing consequences, negotiating, collaborative problem solving and managing anger.

Support

To put the information and strategies learned into practice, parents need encouragement. A parent’s confidence may be shaken if their child becomes argumentative and uncooperative; parents may even feel embarrassed by their child's rebellious behavior. When parents feel inadequate, their authority is undermined and problem solving becomes less effective.

​You are not alone.

Parenting Classes

Fort Collins Office
212 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, 80521
Phone: 970-495-0084
Loveland Office
2605 Carlisle Drive, Loveland
​​Phone: 970-495-0084
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  • Home
    • News
  • About The Center
    • Meet Our Team
    • Board of Directors
    • Partners
    • Annual Reports
  • Programs
    • Referral Form
    • Youth Classes
    • Parent Support
    • TAC 212
  • Get Involved
    • Breakfast
    • Masquerade Ball
    • Newsletter Sign-up
    • Careers
  • Contact The Center
  • Donate