In-Person Programming
Fall/Winter 2025
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Play & Learn
You and your child will enjoy free play, songs, dancing, stories, and snacks!
Here you will find playing and learning go hand in hand. Come and experience learning through the eyes of your child.
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No registration required.
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Located at River Source Family Center
Weekly on Thursdays from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Itty Bitty Playtime
Connect with other caregivers, celebrate your child's growth & development, and learn more about community resources for your family. This playgroup is for parents/caregivers and their little ones (0 - 23 months) Please, no older siblings.
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No registration required.
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Located at River Source Family Center
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First and third Wednesday of the month from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Building Strong Families
A free 5-week parenting class for those looking to learn about the strengths every family has and can hone, including,
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Helping Kids Understand Feelings
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Parenting as Children Grow
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Connecting with Others
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Knowing How to Find Help
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Building Inner Strength
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Attend one session or all five!
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To register, please call River Source Family Center at 715.720.1841.
Your Journey Together
A free 8-week parenting class for those looking to enhance their parenting experience.
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Enjoy parenting as opposed to going through the motions
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Raise well-behaved children who are socially and emotionally mature
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Strengthen self-control and interpersonal skills for school and life
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Encourage "bounce back" in the face of adversity (resiliency)
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Build your support network
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Registration required
To register, please call Family Support Center at 715.723.1138.
We Believe
ALL parents/caregivers can use support and connection opportunities.
Parents/Caregivers are the first and most important teachers in their child’s life.
Diversity is a celebration of who we are as an individual and a community.
ALL families are welcome.
Play IS learning. Children have the right to learn, grow, and thrive in their childhood.
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