Office of Marriage and Family

Parent Education

Parent Education & Resources

USCCB Resources - Parenting

The USCCB has an abundance of resources for parents.

You can access them here - USCCB Parents & Parenting

Online Safety Resources - Faith and Safety

Technology safety through the eyes of Faith. A resources for parents created by The USCCB (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops) and The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.

 

https://faithandsafety.org/home.html 

Uplift Families

Uplift Families is an initive sponsored by the State of Utah to support all parents as they navigate family life.  Conferences and workshops are held on a regular basis. 

For more information go to:  https://www.upliftfamilies.org  

 

Christian Family Movement

Parents gather for discussion on relevant topics, plan family activities, and learn to act for positive change. Go to Christian Family Movement for more information.

Utah Foster Care

Foster/Adoptive Parent Support 

Utah Foster care hosts ongoing support groups and workshops designed to help families in their choice to foster or adopt children. For more information go to www.utahfostercare.org.

Grandfamilies / Grandparents

Are you raising your grandchildren?

Children's Service Society has developed "Grandfamilies". This program provides resources and activities specifically designed for your situation.

Contact Alyssa Taylor, SSW, Family Advocate, Grandfamilies Relatives as Parents Support Services @ Children's Service Society.

655 East 4500 South #200-Salt Lake City-UT -84107

D: 801.326.4394

T: 801.355.7444

alyssa@cssutah.org

www.cssutah.org

 

World Day for Grandparents & Elderly

4th Sunday in July

Resources:

Vroom Tips

This innovative app by VROOM assists parents and other adults to help young brains grow strong and flexible.  Behind every VROOM tip, there's brain-building science to help children 5 & under learn and develop. 

You can download the app from the Apple App Store, Google Play or text BABY to 48258.  Over 1,000 activities to help young brains grow strong. 

For more information go to:  vroom.org