Try This: 9 Ways to Support Schools, Students, Parents and Teachers
Let parents and kids alike know you’re there to support them—not only as that first day approaches, but all year long.
Let parents and kids alike know you’re there to support them—not only as that first day approaches, but all year long.
"It’s exhausting. It’s messy. It requires significant preparation and oversight, but is it worth the investment? Absolutely."
Centreville UMC in Virginia helps build self-esteem and spiritual development in kids through sports teams.
Host a half-hour story time for children one morning a week during the summer.
Conyers Presbyterian Church finds a way to connect with parents in the surrounding community.
How your church can practically get involved by mobilizing people to not only care for kids but also support those who do.
Mission Church in Ventura hosts an annual fun-filled, fast-paced prom for “the overlooked and the undercelebrated.”
First Presbyterian Houston has designed an innovative Sunday morning program for special needs children and youth.
“We don’t focus on what our special needs kids can’t do but rather what they can do."
Free Life Community Church's program offers a meal, homework help, friendship and Jesus.