Community Parent Center

10/14/2026

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Today is National Day
Addressing and preventing bullying is something that everyone can do, every day.

This visit stopbullying.gov/ and learn how to help for good.

10/09/2026

Seatbelts save lives.

Practice, school runs, weekend games — the back seat gets busy this time of year! ⚽🎒

Before you put the car in drive, make sure everyone is buckled up. A properly fitted seat belt is your child's best defense on EVERY trip, no matter how short.

10/05/2026

Today is World Bullying Prevention Day, and the Community Parent Center is standing united for safer, kinder spaces for our youth—both in schools and online.

Bullying prevention is a community effort. Here is how we can all make a difference:

Listen & Talk: Check in regularly with your kids about their day and friendships.

Model Kindness: Children learn empathy by watching the adults around them.

Be an Upstander: Teach kids to speak up or support peers who are isolated.

Let’s build a culture of respect together!

09/28/2026

Save the date!

Trot for a good cause 🧡

Join the tradition. Support the mission. Become a YES Turkey Trot sponsor!

For sponsorship opportunities:
https://form.jotform.com/yesccc/2026YESTurkeyTrotSponsorships

09/28/2026

As the nor'easter moves out, remind yourself that it's NEVER okay to drive through floodwater! 🌧️⚠️

09/22/2026

Where you live should never determine your access to recovery support. Expanding recovery resources in rural communities helps ensure everyone has a path forward.

09/17/2026

Buckle-up!

09/14/2026

Recovery happens together. Research shows meaningful human connection supports resilience, hope, and long-term recovery. Every connection can make a difference.

09/13/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, a critical time for us to come together as a community to talk about mental health, break the stigma, and let our youth and families know they are never alone.

As parents and caregivers, you are often the first line of support. Open conversations and early awareness can save lives.

How You Can Help 💜

Check in regularly: Ask open-ended questions and create a safe, non-judgmental space for your children to share their feelings.

Know the warning signs: Watch for sudden changes in behavior, withdrawal from activities, dramatic mood swings, or expressions of hopelessness.

Learn the resources: Keep professional support numbers easily accessible for your family.

Let’s build a supportive community where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.