Join us for our monthly Parent Café! This month, our theme is Tough Skin, Soft Heart. The John Boner Neighborhood Center Parent Cafes give parents a chance to come together to listen, talk, build friendships & support each other around five protective factors: Resilience Relationships Knowledge Support Communication Please RSVP by October 24. Please register […]
Join us for our monthly Parent Café! This month, our theme is Surround Your Table with Love. The John Boner Neighborhood Center Parent Cafes give parents a chance to come together to listen, talk, build friendships & support each other around five protective factors: Resilience Relationships Knowledge Support Communication Please RSVP by November 9. Dinner […]
Join us for our monthly virtual Parent Café! This month, our theme is When Your Happy Holidays Aren't Very Happy. The John Boner Neighborhood Center Parent Cafes give parents a chance to come together to listen, talk, build friendships & support each other around five protective factors: Resilience Relationships Knowledge Support Communication Please RSVP by […]
Come together with other parents and caregivers to take a deep dive into important topics regarding parenting and self-care. This group will include information, open discussion, and purposeful reflections. Parent group will meet virtually the 2nd Wednesday of every month. Meets on Zoom: Meeting ID: 897 3955 4862 Passcode: 666815 For questions contact, Liz Shelley, […]
The John Boner Neighborhood Center Parent Cafes give parents a chance to come together to listen, talk, build friendships & support each other around five protective factors: Resilience Relationships Knowledge Support Communication Join us for family dinner from 5:30 - 6:00 PM followed immediately by the Café. Childcare will be provided! Please register for the […]
Join us for an hour and rotate through activity stations with your little one (ages 0-5 years old) focused on activities based around books (literacy), balls (gross motor skills), and blocks (fine motor skills and problem solving). There will also be time during this event to learn about developmental screenings. One of our team members […]
It takes a village to raise a child and a community to help prepare for one! This FREE community baby shower will provide new and expecting parents an opportunity to gain knowledge and resources to help your little ones learn and grow. Join us for a community celebration for new and expecting moms on the […]
Watch some basketball, get a free pair of shoes, and enjoy family-friendly activities for the whole family during the IndyEast Promise Neighborhood Back to School Bash, in partnership with City League and Samaritan's Shoes!
The John Boner Neighborhood Center Parent Cafes give parents a chance to come together to listen, talk, build friendships & support each other around five protective factors: Resilience Relationships Knowledge Support Communication Register here: https://jbncenters.formstack.com/forms/parent_caf_registration
Children are always learning. From a very young age, they are moving. They are mastering skills when they are crawling, jumping, walking and running, but then you add music and they are building even more skills like listening, following directions, and language. These are some of the skills needed for Kindergarten readiness. You and your child (ages 0-5) are learning when you […]
This event is every 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. It is an opportunity for parents to engage with their young child (ages 0-5) in activities that are getting them Kindergarten ready. This event focuses on learning through play. It allows children to openly explore and express themselves, which helps them to build skills including critical […]
Join us for a conversation about the “seeds” parents need to nurture to build a strong family. Seeds may include being present and taking an interest in their child’s life; showing love through physical affection and patience, open communication and how that can build trust and relationships; and conflict resolution. Nurturing your child helps develop […]