Bringing Families Together
Bringing Families Together is a community-integrated program that combines efforts of the Vickery Meadow Youth Development Foundation, Injury Prevention Center of Greater Dallas, and Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Center. The program seeks to prevent the cycle of abuse for vulnerable families by reducing family and parental isolation, increasing support networks, teaching positive parenting skills, and providing access to community resources. The program includes the provision of the Parents Anonymous Parent-led Support Groups and Triple P Parenting Program. For more information, please contact Sheryldine Samuel, Director of Community Education and Outreach at ssamuel@childabuseprevetioncenter.org or 214-370-9810.Families First
Families First is a program that aims to help parents understand the effects of divorce on their children and to promote positive parenting during this critical time. The Families First program provides divorcing parents with minor children information and training on how to parent during a divorce or custody dispute. Simultaneous children's classes are also held to help the children understand they are not to blame for the breakup of the marriage. Our Center is licensed to provide this seminar by the national organization, Families First, Inc.
Families First seminars are held the second Saturday of every other month. Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 12:30 p.m. Registration closes on the Thursday prior to the class at noon. Registrations are not accepted after this deadline. Cost per class if $75 per adult and $25 per child. No refunds or credits for non-attendance. No exceptions.
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Educational Programs
Our Center provides educational classes on the prevention of child abuse, Shaken Baby Syndrome prevention and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome throughout Dallas Metroplex. Three-session classes are conducted with high-school students, community-based organizations, faith communities, and professional agencies. For more information, please contact Sheryldine Samuel, Director of Community Education and Outreach, for additional information at ssamuel@childabusepreventioncenter.org or 214-370-9810.











