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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and the ACS New Parent Support Program is hosting a FREE event for Families, Safari Adventure!  This event will be focused on:

• Strengthening parent-child bonds
• Connecting Families with local resources
• Having fun!

Join us!  No registration required

Participants interact on topics such as gross motor enhancement through songs and dance, sensory enrichment through arts and crafts, and nurturing the child as well as the parent. Open to parents with toddlers 18 months or above. 

A beginner friendly class that breaks down how the TSP works, investment options available, and how to maximize your retirement savings. 

Provided by the ACS New Parent Support Program and ACS Relocation Readiness Program

"Empowering Families with Food, Nutrition, Education, and More"

Are you a new dad and need some help figuring it out?

This 10-week class teaches parents of children ages 3 to 10 how to use child play
therapy skills to reduce behavioral problems and nurture parent-child
relationships. Registration is required.

"Helping Parents and Caretakers Provide for Their Families"

Create and build a complete USAJOBS.gov profile, make it searchable, learn how to search for and apply to job announcements in this 90-minute course. This course combines the two federal workshops, Navigating USAJOBS and Federal Resume 101. 

For a free USAJOBS account, register at www.usajobs.gov and follow the following steps.

· Create a login.gov account to sign in to USAJOBS (first time users).

· Login.gov is a service that offers secure and private online access to government programs, such as Federal benefits, services, and applications.  

· Use the same email address for login.gov and USAJOBS.

· Create a new password.

· Have a working phone number (mobile or landline); login.gov will send a unique security code each time you sign into your account.  

· Create a USAJOBS profile using the same email address for login.gov.  

· Create a new password for USAJOBS (first time users).

This 12-week class teaches parents how to be nurturing to their children as well as
themselves. Topics include communication with your child, how to build your child’s
self-esteem, behavior management techniques and much more.

Individual Disability Evaluation System (IDES) and Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Soldiers in Transition:  Your transition through the IDES process is important to Army Community Service!  Once you have attended your IDES Briefing, you should attend this Transition Briefing.  This is the IDEAL time to discuss resources and ask questions before you receive a rating or orders.  Let ACS be your transition partner!

Practical class that walks you through the steps, costs, and smart strategies for making two of life's biggest purchases with confidence. 

We are excited to see you and welcome you to our community.

This 12-week class includes topics of communication with your child, how to
build your child’s self-esteem, behavior management techniques and much more.