Join us as we welcome John Badalament, Director of Programs, The Fatherhood Project at Mass. General Hospital. Leanr about the Fatherhood Project’s Dads In Recovery Program, a systematic, practical and effective approach to working with parents in recovery from substance use disorders.
Register:
https://goo.gl/forms/F5GRsSNKL3rPdfBN2
Save the Dates for the next FFNSC Lunch and Learn – October 20, December 11, April 8, May 20.
Weekly one-on-one tutoring program for children kindergarten through 12th grade impacted by homelessness. This program is closed for referrals.
It’s that time again!
Confronting Discrimination is back!
This year we will be exploring some topics more in depth; and many of those topics will be controversial. We will begin our journey by talking about communication-specifically as it relates to conveying sensitive information.
Right now the news is showing us the polarizing nature of topics like sexual assault. So how do we talk about it? How can we make progress?
Join us for our conversation!
Pizza AND Pie will be served.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
November 14th – The Holocaust & Genocide
January 19th
February 13th
March 13th
April 11th
May 8th
Weekly one-on-one tutoring program for children kindergarten through 12th grade impacted by homelessness. This program is closed for referrals.
Weekly one-on-one tutoring program for children kindergarten through 12th grade impacted by homelessness. This program is closed for referrals.
Click here to register!
Join us as welcome Dr. Fernando Mederos on the topic of: Low Income Dads and Trauma: Tools and Messages for Resiliency.
The lives of low income men are often highly impacted by systems such as child welfare, multiple social services, the courts, and the criminal justice system. Trauma reactions from life events and prior systems experiences often complicate the picture and complicate encounters with the systems. This training will help social service personnel to identify likely trauma reactions and respond in a supportive way.
For more information: 508-324-7900 ext. 103 or wendy@unfr.org
SAVE THE DATES: Dec. 3, Feb. 11, Apr. 8 and May 20 12 – 2:30 p.m.
The Father and Family Network is a statewide networking and training group for professionalswho work with fathers. The group helps professionals enhance skills, learn new strategies forengaging fathers, and coordinate services across the state.
Weekly one-on-one tutoring program for children kindergarten through 12th grade impacted by homelessness. This program is closed for referrals.
Join us as we welcome Valerie Perry, LSW (Child and Family Services, Regional Manager Southeast Adoption Journeys, MAPP certified on the topic of:
An Adopted Father’s Impact on Lifetime Relationships
Understanding the complexity of adoption on the family system with the focus on the role of the adoptive father.
FREE Catered lunch will be served!
Save the Dates for the next FFNSC Lunch & Learn: Feb. 11th, Apr. 8th and May 20th.
Join us as we welcome Julia Nepini MSW, LICSW on Successful Co-Parenting and Father Involvement.
FREE Catered Lunch will be Served!
Registration Required: Click Here
2 CEUs Awarded: This program has been approved for 2 Social Work Continuing Education hours for relicensure, In accordance with 258 CMR. Collaborative of NASW and the Boston College and Simmons of Social Work.
The Father and Family Network is a statewide networking and training group for professionals who work with fathers. The group helps professionals enhance skills, learn new strategies for engaging fathers, and coordinate services across the state.
Join us while we take an in depth look at the connections between race, racism and police violence. We will discuss what civil rights are, how we can use them, and what that means for the bigger picture.
And of course, pizza will be served!:
SAVE THE DATES:
March 13th, April 10th and May 8th
Sponsored by United Neighbors of Fall River and the Fall River Youth Violence Prevention Coalition