Resources for Parents and Caregivers


Triple P Online Parenting Classes

Take your Parenting skills to the next level! Raising kids can be tough. You'd love some advice you can trust, but don't really have the time for a parenting class. Or perhaps the times don't suit you. Sounds like Triple P online is a perfect option to meet your needs!

HOW DOES TRIPLE-P ONLINE WORK?

The eight sessions are a lively mix of video clips, worksheets and activities. They only take around 30 minutes to an hour each. Plus, you can also sign up for podcasts, emails and text reminders. Click here to sign up.


NORTH CAROLINA INFANT TODDLER PROGRAM

You know your child best. If you have a child under age 3 who has a disability or you are concerned about his/her development, contact your Child Development Service Agency (CDSA) to make a referral and get an assessment/services. To refer your child in Durham, call the CDSA at 919-560-5600.
http://www.beearly.nc.gov/index.php/families/eligible
 

FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK OF NORTH CAROLINA

The Family Support Network connects families with children with disabilities with another family who has managed the same issues. Families benefit from the help and support that other families can provide and from information about their child's special needs and available resources. With this information, families can make informed decisions about services and support. 
http://www.fsnnc.org/
 

EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S ASSISTANCE CENTER

The Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center is a private non-profit organization that is operated by and staffed primarily with parents of children with disabilities and special health care needs. ECAC is a private non-profit parent organization committed to improving the education of ALL children through a special emphasis on children with disabilities. 
http://www.ecac-parentcenter.org/

Resources for Children With Special Needs


WELCOME BABY

Welcome Baby strives to answer the many child development and infant care questions parents have during their children's first years. Welcome Baby provides Durham County residents with newborns and children to age five parenting education and support, including classes, car seats, clothing, and other material support. 
http://welcomebaby.org/

Support & Information for Children Under Age Five


CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has great positive parenting tips and development information for all ages. 
http://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/childdevelopment/positiveparenting/index.html

INFO ABOUT KIDS

InfoAboutKids.org is a new web-based clearinghouse created to disseminate the latest research and evidence-based guidance on raising a family and helping children. The site is designed for three major audiences (parents, educators and health professionals) and was funded by a grant from the American Psychological Association (APA) Committee on Division/APA Relations.
http://infoaboutkids.org/

National Resources