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January 13, 2013

Group plans Parent Café

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DANVILLE — The Community Foster Care and Adoption Coalition of Vermilion County will host a series of three Parent Cafés starting at 6-8 p.m. Monday at The Salvation Army, 855 E. Fairchild St. Enter on Bowman Ave.

Foster parents, adoptive parents, Court Appointed Special Advocates volunteers and advocates for children and families are invited to attend. Two more Parent Cafés are planned for Feb. 1 and March 11.

The Be Strong Families team developed the Parent Café process, which uses conversations to strengthen the six “protective factors.” Attendees can come to the cafés to de-stress, share stories, strategies, hopes, dreams, fears, experiences and afterward leave with renewed strength and a plan.

Community Foster Care and Adoption Coalition of Vermilion County is a collaboration of public and private agencies and organizations that provide foster care, adoptive or other services to children and families in Vermilion County.

To learn more, connect with CASA on Facebook or visit http://www.casavermilion.org/helpkids.html.

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