Communities in Schools of Durham-Parenting Education
In addition to a variety of programs for students, Communities in Schools of Durham provides support and education to parents of students in grades K-12: Incredible
The Bull City Woodshop
The Bull City Woodshop is a non-profit, student centered organization that guides individual development, fosters community connection, and cultivates creativity through woodworking.
MAAME, Inc.
MAAME, Inc. empowers Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of color and those historically excluded to navigate systems during pregnancy and postpartum
All Neurotypes
Celebrating and Honoring Neurodiversity through summer camps, play groups, and training programs.
ABC
A 10-session service for families with infants and toddlers, ABC helps to build the attachment and connection between parents and children under age 4
Alliance Health Access and Information Center
Referrals to mental, substance abuse and behavioral health professionals for families with Medicaid or with no insurance; also serves as a 24/7 behavioral health crisis line
Diaper Bank of North Carolina
Provides free hygiene products including diapers, period products and adult incontinence supplies through community organizations across Durham and the state.
Children’s Developmental Services Agency
Evaluation, service coordination and intervention (therapies) for children 0-3 with suspected or confirmed developmental delays.
CCSA Child Care Referral Central
Provides resources and referrals to help make finding childcare easy and convenient for families.
Care Management for at Risk Children (CMARC or CC4C)
Care coordination for families with children birth- age 5 that may need extra support navigating their child’s physical and behavioral health needs.
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