Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson
Ensuring our youth have greater access to quality programs and services through numerous clubs in Tucson.
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Pima County Parenting Coalition - parenting classes in Tucson
A network of non-profit organizations working in the field of parent education and support. Visit their web site for a complete listing of parenting classes available in Tucson.
PCPC also has a Parent InfoLine at 624-9290, which you can call and receive information over the phone about their parenting classes.
Tu Nidito
Providing support to children and their families as they deal with serious illness and death: seriously ill children, grief and bereavement, and Ben's Bells.
St. Joseph's Hospital - labor and delivery, childbirth education and parenting classes, infant CPR, breastfeeding classes, online nursery
Labor and delivery, childbirth education and parenting classes, infant CPR, breastfeeding classes, online nursery.
Arts for All/Third Street Kids
Offering child care, respite and after school classes for children with and without disabilities.
Arts for All, Inc., a non-profit corporation, is a unique blend of the Arts and Human Services. Children improve their language through singing, their coordination through dance, their visual perception through art classes and their thought processes and communication through drama. Each discipline is a wealth of learning opportunities that improve the lives of children with and without disabilities.
Arizona Deafblind Project
This is a federally funded free resource providing training, technical assistance, and resources to Arizona families and service providers of individuals with deafblindness.
Administration for Children and Families
Adoption and foster care, child abuse and neglect, child care, child support, disabilities, energy assistance, Head Start, Native American Tribal, TANF, etc.
What to do if your child disappears
Information from the Klaas Kids Foundation
Many Missing Child Websites warehouse flyers of the missing: descriptive text surrounding haunted little faces that stare imploringly into a future that might never arrive. If you seek this kind of information or need to create a missing child flyer log onto our sister website Beyond Missing. The ideas and strategies laid forth in this workbook are for the extreme cases where it is confirmed or highly likely that a predatory abduction has occurred or there is evidence that the child is in immediate danger of serious bodily harm or death.
Advice for new dads
Web site for new dads with practical advice for first time fathers - tips for caring for your new baby, slide shows, postpartum depression, etc.
Sexual child abuse prevention - what every parent should know
What Every Parent Should Know
What You Can Do to Protect Your Children from Sexual Abuse