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TCC Parent Cafe
February 25, 2019 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
Thriving Communities Collaborative is hosting a Parent Cafe!
Monday, February 25, 2019 | 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Center for Urban Families | 2201 N. Monroe St., Room #139, Baltimore, MD 21201
RSVPParents of Children 0 to 5 years
At the Parent Cafe, we share ideas that can help us take care of ourselves and our families and raise strong, happy children.
You Can:
- Meet New People
- Make New Friends
- Share Ideas
- Get New Ideas
- Share your hopes and dreams for your family
You’ve already got one of the most important things your children need – LOVE!
Come learn and share about how you can keep yourself, your children and your family STRONG!
Light Refreshments will be served.
For questions or if you need support please contact us:
Facebook: @TCCBaltimore
E-mail: info@thrivebmore.org
If you are interested in having a Parent Cafe or learning how you can become a Parent Cafe facilitator please attend or contact us!
Facilitators
Eliza Cooper, Natural Health Educator, Community Anchor
Through her business Live Holistically Balanced and as a Community Anchor she partners with community organizations to provide Holistic Health education, relationship and community engagement classes, workshops and events. Eliza is a member of the Steering Committee for Baltimore City’s Thriving Communities Collaborative, Maryland Parent Leadership Team at the Family Tree of Maryland, an Adult Organizational Volunteer for University of Maryland Extension Baltimore City 4-H Youth Development program and an alumnus of the FRIENDS National Center for Community Based Child Abuse Prevention Parent Advisory Council.
Lori Hall, Parent Resource Coordinator, Community Anchor
Lori is passionate about supporting people in being the best version of themselves. She is the Parent Resource Coordinator and Maryland Parent Leadership Team Coordinator at The Family Tree of Maryland. Lori is also a Mother of four, First Lady at Kingdom Restoration Center and an Adult Volunteer with the University of Maryland Extension Baltimore City 4-H Youth Development Program where her children are a part of the 4-H Phoenix Club.