The Michigan Learning Channel’s 8-week summer program has everything kids need to continue building their brains and learning key concepts that will help them succeed in school. From preschool to 6th Grade, each grade has 2-3 hours of video lessons per week, plus a fun and interactive activity book. Local events and special broadcasts around...
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MSU Extension has a wide range of free online classes for parents and caregivers of children of all ages and early childhood professionals. See below for the July offerings. Extension Extra’s Parenting Hour These free online parenting workshops will provide guidance for parents of young children as they navigate the...
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The Arc of Livingston County The Arc can assist with advocacy, information, and referrals to support people with developmental disabilities, and their families, in Livingston County. Additionally, they have a Parent Support Group that meets monthly. Children’s Special Health Care Services (CSHCS)  Financial help and family support for children...
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Great Start Livingston MOPS Church-affiliated program aiming to connect mothers of preschoolers. There are several groups in Livingston County. Moms Next This program is at the Fowlerville UB Church and is for moms with children ages kindergarten – 8th grade. Meets twice monthly. There is a fee to join....
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Every parent in Livingston County is eligible for free help, thanks to a partnership with Livingston Educational Service Agency and ParentGuidance.com. This resource helps to provide tools and personalized support to help parents address challenges they may be facing. Parents can meet confidentially with their own individual coach for up...
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The Michigan Activity Pass, also know as the MAP Pass, provides free or discounted access to hundreds of state parks, historic sites, cultural attractions, campgrounds and recreation areas across Michigan, and is a great resource for families looking for budget-friendly fun. The program is presented by The Library Network...
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Through the Museums for All program, those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 1,000 museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their SNAP EBT (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Electronic Benefit Transfer) card.  Participating museums provide reduced admission, ranging from free...
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