DHDC Family & Parenting Services
The Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation (DHDC) offers a series of parenting workshops designed to provide families with valuable tools for raising children in a way that addresses the unique challenges faced by Detroit and the surrounding communities.
These workshops focus on delivering culturally relevant information that emphasizes the importance of family values, communication, and community support.
DHDC’s workshops are not only an opportunity to gain practical parenting skills but also to connect with others in the community and strengthen the bonds that make families resilient.
This program is aimed at helping parents better understand child development, empowering them to support their children’s growth at every stage.
Parents learn practical strategies to nurture their children’s development, foster healthy relationships, and address any challenges that may arise.
Strengthening Families With Parenting Services
This 8-session bilingual program has been specifically designed to help parents of children 0-8 years old in Detroit. The training will include eight workshop sessions in English or Spanish, on leadership and child development, providing parents with the knowledge, skills, tools and support necessary to understand and successfully navigate the school system and issues affecting the community in Detroit. So that parents can advocate on behalf of their children and their community.
- Parenting Skills
- Health Literacy
- Self-Esteem and Empowerment Building
- Learn through play educational activities
- Diaper Distribution
Funding provided by the Kresge Foundation and PNC Bank
Enhancing Informal Childcare
Informal caregivers in Southwest Detroit are provided with educational information, supplies and learning materials, safe spaces where children can play, and opportunities for them to socialize and expand networks.
