Project F.R.E.E. (Fostering Relationship & Economic Enrichment)
Project F.R.E.E.
This a grant funded program for fostering stable and safe homes through co-parenting and financial capability programs. These programs are offered for couples, single parents and foster caregivers.
What is Project F.R.E.E.?
Project F.R.E.E is a campus-community partnership helping parents develop skills to strengthen the quality of their couple and/or co-parenting relationships. We are also supporting parents in building the capacity to build and manage financial resources.
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Parenting Together?
The responsibilities of parenting add heavy demands on all couples. Negotiating these changes can often become a source of tension. Our Elevate program provides couples (married or unmarried) with strategies and skills to manage stress and conflict while strengthening your relationship. Elevate Program flyer
Parenting Apart?
Parenting together for parents who are apart can be challenging. Our Together We Can program helps single parents develop strategies and skills to manage stress and conflict, promote a positive co-parenting relationship, and develop future healthy romantic relationships. Together We Can Program Flyer
Both programs are free! These no-cost, 8 hour programs also include a meal and on-site childcare (space is limited) at each class, as well as $80 for attending all 4 classes. In addition to elevating your relationships, parents can also participate in research that will help support future programs. Each participant can earn up to $125.00.
Upcoming Classes
These 4-7 week FREE classes will be offered throughout Clarke, Elbert, Madison, Oconee, and Oglethorpe counties on a rotating basis. Meals and childcare (space is limited) will be provided.
For more information about Project F.R.E.E. and a list of all classes in 12 counties, visit www.ugaprojectfree.com
Program for Foster Caregivers
Funding for this project was provided by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant #90FM0081. These services are available to all eligible persons regardless of race, gender, age, disability, or religion.