This curriculum is very easy to follow and flexible—partner organizations are encouraged to add relevant mini-presentations from healthcare professionals, social service workers, and other community workers with local resources available for their families. This series focuses on positive parenting, community involvement, and learning about local resources for families to better their lives.

A straight forward curriculum focusing on parent self-care, positive parent and child interactions and early childhood development information, with room for mini-presentations from community partners on health, nutrition, and mental health awareness.

A shorter series that captures Make Parenting a Pleasure’s main points. A straight forward curriculum focusing on parent self-care, positive parent and child interactions and early childhood development information, with room for mini-presentations from community partners on health, nutrition, and mental health awareness. 

A versatile curriculum with many offshoots that include Parenting Teens, Teen Parents and Grandparents as Parents. The workbook holds a lot of information for parents to refer back to. Its core base focuses on parent self-care, positive parent and child interactions and early childhood development information, with room for mini-presentations from community partners on health, nutrition, and mental health awareness

A condensed Nurturing Parenting curricula focusing on early childhood development and how to positively interact with a 0-4 year old developing child.

A support class specific to males with a trauma-informed, therapeutic curriculum that helps heal “father-shaped holes; “promotes healing through knowledge and self-care so participants can be positive male role models for children.

This curricula is specific to grandparent/caregiver relatives that are guardians of children or teens. Topics include information about child development of all ages and stages (ages 0-18), discipline and guidance, caring for yourself as a caregiver/guardian, rebuilding a family, living with teens, legal issues, and advocacy. 

These 12 weeks focus on preparing new teen parents. The series focuses on the importance of positive parent-child interactions starting at infancy. New teen parents are encouraged to pay close attention to the social, emotional, and physical development of their child. Attention is also focused on parent self-care, local resources for wrap around support, and early childhood development information, with room for mini-presentations from community partners on health, nutrition, and mental health awareness.