Children feel secure and loved when they have strong and positive family relationships. Positive family relationships help families resolve conflict, work as a team and enjoy each other’s company. Positive family relationships are built on quality time, communication, teamwork, and appreciation of each other.
Social and emotional learning (SEL) is an integral part of human development. SEL is the process that helps people develop healthy identities, manage emotions, feel empathy for others, maintain supportive relationships with friends or family members as well as make responsible decisions.
Good nutrition, physical activity, and healthy body weight are essential parts of a person’s overall health and well-being.
Parental involvement, such as attending school functions like back-to-school nights and concerts or volunteering in the library, is as important as helping with homework. Many working parents find it particularly hard to be a presence in their children’s school. However, research indicates that it is worth the effort.
In our modern society, social media is one of the most common ways we communicate with one another. As parents, our main goal is to keep our children safe and healthy. One important way to help them stay safe is to teach them social media safety habits.
In-Person Crisis Intervention:
Eating Disorders
Domestic Abuse/Violence
Bullying and Harassment in school and outside School:
Homelessness - Anyone experiencing homelessness should contact their child's school counselor, who will make a report to the Homeless Liaison in their building.
Shelter for Families (Woman and Children)
Shelter for Teens
Housing assistance
WNESU Food Service provides free meals to everyone for the 2021-2022 school year. Otherwise, students need to fill out a free/reduced lunch form to check for eligibility.
Community Meals
Food Pantry/Shelf
Food Vouchers/Assistance (WIC)
Community Mental Health Agency
Crisis Line
Support Groups
Local Prevention Coalition
Recovery Center
Treatment Providers
Support Groups -
Address: https://www.brattlebororetreat.org/