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Upcoming Events:
Supportive Coaching for Parents Supporting Other Parents
October 14
Join other parents for a monthly meeting and online gathering to coach and support other parents in any system.
Families as Allies Board Quarterly Board Meeting
October 15
The Families as Allies quarterly board meeting will be held in ZOOM and is open to anyone who wants to attend.
One Loud Voice Conference™
November 3
The largest conference of its kind in Mississippi, One Loud Voice brings together professionals from more than 25 disciplines and offers 35 collective hours of continuing education.
Is your child in crisis?
If you’re worried about the safety of your child or the safety of others around your child, the Mississippi Department of Mental Health has certified, 24/7 in-person crisis response services around the state that you can call at 1-877-210-8513.
You can also call 9-1-1 for emergencies.
Have a concern about your child?
If you’re a parent or someone raising a child and you have a concern, you can now call our Parent Concern Line at 601-608-7525 to get help and resources.
Issues with your child's school?
If your child has been sent home from school or you’re having other problems with your school or district, we have resources to help you learn more about your rights and people you can partner with to exercise those rights.
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From Our Blog...
Taking the Driver’s Seat: Betty Daniels on Parent Peer Support
For Betty Daniels, parent peer support begins with lived experience. A mother of four who also raised her oldest granddaughter, Daniels knows what it is like to have a child
The Nollie Jenkins Family Center Builds on a Legacy of Advocacy for Children
For Ellen Reddy, the work of making children feel safe and valued began long before there was a Nollie Jenkins Family Center or a Mississippi Coalition to End Corporal Punishment.
Meta settlement… How will we use it to help our children?
As you may be aware, Mississippi is set to receive almost $190 million over 10 years of the $17 billion Meta settlement from lawsuits that accused the company (which owns