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Hawai‘i-Kona <strong>Programs</strong>Family Support Services ofWest Hawai‘iKko‘o Na Makua –All <strong>Parent</strong>s Stand Together75-127 Lunapule Road, Suite 11Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 334-4104 Fax: 326-4063 Web site: www.fsswh.org Contact Person: StephanieMackey E-mail: smackey@fsswh.orgKapi‘olani ChildProtection <strong>Center</strong>74-5599 Luhia Street, E7Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 329-4020 Fax: 329-8628 Contact Person: Mary JoWestmoreland E-mail: kcpcmjw@hawaii.rr.comKealakehe High School<strong>Parent</strong>-Community <strong>Center</strong>74-5000 Puohulihuli StreetKailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 327-4300, ext. 432 Fax: 327-4307 Web site: www.parentproject.com Contact Person: Linda Jeffrey E-mail:khparentcenter@yahoo.com<strong>Parent</strong> <strong>Education</strong> ClassesClasses<strong>Parent</strong> <strong>Education</strong> Calendar and Resource GuideThis monthly guide provides a list of parenting classes, play groups, and otherresources for families who reside in the areas of Kona, Waikoloa, Waimea,Kohala, Kealakekua, and Hnaunau. Refer to the monthly calendar on the Web site or call the program to receivethe monthly guideSpecific parenting classes available only to individuals involved with ChildProtective Services.<strong>Parent</strong>ing Classes (<strong>Parent</strong> Project Curriculum)This course provides practical solutions and emotional support to families withchildren 10 years and older. This course equips and empowers parents to bringpositive behavior change, reduce family conflict, improve parent/childrelationships, improve children’s school performance, intervene in adolescentdrug and alcohol use, and reduce gang and other types of poor peerassociations. <strong>Parent</strong>s are encouraged to form support groups to help oneanother after the series has ended. Once a week for 2½ hours (6:30 – 9 p.m.) for 7 – 10 weeks Call the program for a schedule Facilitated by Douglass Bartlett, M.Ed Sponsored by Kealakehe High School (<strong>Parent</strong> Project) and Family SupportServices of West Hawai‘i Fee: Class is free, workbook costs $2212
Hawai‘i-Kona <strong>Programs</strong>Neighborhood Place of Kona74-5565 Luhia Street, B1Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 331-8777 Fax: 331-8774 Contact Person: Wally Lau E-mail: wlau@hawaii.rr.comPeople Attentive to Children(PATCH)West Hawai‘i73-4354 Mmalahoa Highway,Suite 201Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 325-3864 Web site: www.PatchHawaii.org E-mail: Patch@PatchHawaii.orgPersonal <strong>Parent</strong>ing andAssessment Services74-5620 Palani Road, Suite 101Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 327-2123 Fax: 327-2124 Web site:www.personalparenting.com Contact Persons: Susie Akimo;Patrick Hurney E-mail: susanakimo@personalparenting.com<strong>Parent</strong> <strong>Education</strong> ClassesClassesKe Ala Kpono (Path to Rightness)This parenting class introduces six concepts from Ke Ala Kpono (Path toRightness), and focuses on the important responsibility that parents have inteaching and role modeling proper values and behavior to their children.Hawaiian culture is used as the primary vehicle of instruction and ispresented through story telling. Classes are small, non-judgmental,interactive, and voluntary. Once a week (Thursday) for 1½ hours for 6 weeks Ongoing, 3 sessions a year A Certificate of Completion is awarded for those that attend and participate ineach class Fee: FreePATCH provides childcare referral information to the families of Hawai‘i.Through PATCH, parents learn about the types of childcare available in theircommunity, learn how to choose quality childcare, and get assistance with theirspecial childcare needs.PATCH offers various classes in topics such as growth and development,relationships and guidance, planning learning experiences, health, safety, andnutrition. Classes are geared toward childcare providers and those working withyoung children (birth – age 5). Visit the PATCH Web site for class descriptions, parent information, childcareprovider resources, local contact numbers, and much more Call the local office for class information and scheduling Fee: Most services are free, including the majority of training classesFundamentals of <strong>Parent</strong>ingThis class is designed for parents of children from ages birth – 13, with anemphasis on school-age children. It focuses on creating structure in the homewith rules, consequences, rewards, and communication skill development. Once a week for 1½ hours for 12 weeks Open enrollment but preference is given to parents involved with ChildProtective Services Fee: Free for CPS clients, $5 per class for self-referred parents- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Other parenting classes offered: <strong>Parent</strong>s of Teens, Life Skills, Homes of Honor,<strong>Parent</strong>s of ADD/ADHD Children, Strengthening Multi-Ethnic Families andCommunities, Teenaged <strong>Parent</strong>s, Substance Abuse Groups13
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