Featured News
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"It costs approximately $130,000 to keep one teenager in a Pennslvaynia juvenile detention center for one year." It will cost less than $200 per year to fund Educating Communities for Parenting (ECP).
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Thanks to United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania and the Fund for Children Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation ECP is able to expand its services to youth.
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Graduates Celebrate at Maggiano's Italian Restaurant
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"First Voices"
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Giving Power to Parent
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Parenting education classes are designed to teach about healthy relationships, child development, nuturing behaviors, non-violent problem solving, and personal responsibillity.
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Family Day at the Zoo - Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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Thank You Maggiano's, Phila Art Museum, Christine Miller, Nadia Billig Daniel, Institute for Safe Families, Calvary Chapel, Cradles to Crayons, Enon Church, & Five Below
Power to Parent Recognition Luncheon
Graduates Celebrate at Maggiano's Italian Restaurant
Throughout the school year, ECP provides parenting youth with opportunities to learn new information to improve the impact they will have on their children and future generations. Before the proms, graduations, and summer vacations; graduates of the Power to Parent program are invited to a celebration at Maggiano’s Italian Restaurant to be commended for their commitment to developing parenting skills, personal enhancement, and helping to build stronger communities. In addition to a luncheon, parents receive certificates of completion and gifts bags, courtesy of the partnerships ECP has developed with United Way Gifts In Kind, Cradles to Crayons, Five Below, and generous donations from supporters of ECP.


