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Lehigh University's Kappa Delta Fundraiser for Project Child at Zoellner Arts Center was a huge success and a sell-out!
Entertaining and creative dancing by: Kappa Delta Showcase, Alpha Omega Epsilon & Sigma Pi Delta, Alphi Phi & Phi Kappa Theta, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Beta Phi & Chi Phi, Chi Psi, Zeta Tau Alpha & Sigman Phi Epsilon, Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa Alpha Theta & Alpha Epsilon Pi, Theta Xi, Delta Chi & Gamma Phi Beta, Delta Upsilon, Alpha Gamma Delta & Theta Chi, Psi Upsilon, Alpha Tau Omega & Alpha Omicron Pi & the Lehigh University Team Showcase!
The 2019 Winners - Phi Delta Theta!
Entertaining and creative dancing by: Kappa Delta Showcase, Alpha Omega Epsilon & Sigma Pi Delta, Alphi Phi & Phi Kappa Theta, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Beta Phi & Chi Phi, Chi Psi, Zeta Tau Alpha & Sigman Phi Epsilon, Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa Alpha Theta & Alpha Epsilon Pi, Theta Xi, Delta Chi & Gamma Phi Beta, Delta Upsilon, Alpha Gamma Delta & Theta Chi, Psi Upsilon, Alpha Tau Omega & Alpha Omicron Pi & the Lehigh University Team Showcase!
The 2019 Winners - Phi Delta Theta!
April 25th - Project Child's Annual Conference!
Luke Shaefer, Ph.D - Director of Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan - "Housing Instability and Adverse Childhood Experiences"
About 15 million children in the United States – 21% of all children – live in families with incomes below the federal poverty threshold. Children from low-income families face increased risk factors in their educational life. Poverty affects student brain development, relationships with peers and the ability to complete a formal education. At this conference, Dr. Shaefer will address these topic areas and will work towards solutions to using the ACES approach.
Thank you to our conference sponsors!
Northampton County Children, Youth & Families
Hospital Central Services
Fred J. Jaindl Family Foundation
Seidel, Cohen, Hof & Reid, LLC
Luke Shaefer, Ph.D - Director of Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan - "Housing Instability and Adverse Childhood Experiences"
About 15 million children in the United States – 21% of all children – live in families with incomes below the federal poverty threshold. Children from low-income families face increased risk factors in their educational life. Poverty affects student brain development, relationships with peers and the ability to complete a formal education. At this conference, Dr. Shaefer will address these topic areas and will work towards solutions to using the ACES approach.
Thank you to our conference sponsors!
Northampton County Children, Youth & Families
Hospital Central Services
Fred J. Jaindl Family Foundation
Seidel, Cohen, Hof & Reid, LLC
To Register Click Here!
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION should be THE HALLMARK of any society that has compassion.
PARENTING EDUCATION HAS BEEN A HALLMARK OF PROJECT CHILD
Parents with strong parenting skills tend NOT to abuse.
Parenting classes last a lifetime.
Project Child's mission is education of children through our Learning to Care curriculum; educating parents with our Make Parenting a Pleasure classes and our Parent Tree Support Group; providing child safety and parenting tips to the community; educating professionals who help children who have been abused; and much more.
Please take a moment to donate to Project Child and help us to improve the lives of families. Your donation stays in our community and will ensure that the programs of Project Child continue. You can make the difference in helping us provide education and information to make children feel safe and secure in their homes, and the world a safer place for them and for all of us.
To Donate, click here!
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION should be THE HALLMARK of any society that has compassion.
PARENTING EDUCATION HAS BEEN A HALLMARK OF PROJECT CHILD
Parents with strong parenting skills tend NOT to abuse.
Parenting classes last a lifetime.
Project Child's mission is education of children through our Learning to Care curriculum; educating parents with our Make Parenting a Pleasure classes and our Parent Tree Support Group; providing child safety and parenting tips to the community; educating professionals who help children who have been abused; and much more.
Please take a moment to donate to Project Child and help us to improve the lives of families. Your donation stays in our community and will ensure that the programs of Project Child continue. You can make the difference in helping us provide education and information to make children feel safe and secure in their homes, and the world a safer place for them and for all of us.
To Donate, click here!
Project Child provides:
--Public Education
--Professional Development
--Parent Education
--Parent Support
--Legislative Advocacy, and
--Specialized Programs and Initiatives to prevent child abuse and neglect and promote positive parenting practices
* Darkness 2 Light trainings available for prevention of child sexual abuse
* Child Safety Initiatives
* Opportunity Management: To help keep your children safe from sexual abuse
Project Child is a program of Valley Youth House.