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Our free, online parenting classes or on-site groups are a great way to connect with others to share experiences and ideas. You will develop tools and skills, address areas of concern, become empowered, and expand your network of friends and allies. New groups are forming all the time!
Participants may be eligible to receive a certificate of completion for some groups and classes.
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- Family Resource Center - Stratham
Outdoor Playgroup
No playgroup on:
- Family Resource Center - Manchester
Fall Playgroup, 6 week session
Fun and engaging activities for toddlers aged 1-3 years and their caregivers.
A variety of early support specialists will facilitate activities. Snacks provided.
*space is limited, registration required
- Family Resource Center - Manchester
Empowering Fathers Across New Hampshire
This group is for fathers and father figures looking to strengthen their parenting skills and connect with other dads. This FREE Empowering Fathers Across New Hampshire program, features the nationally recognized 24:7 Dad® curriculum.
This group helps participants: connect with other dads in a supportive group environment, build stronger parenting and communication skills and provides one-on-one support and access to financial, employment, and other community resources.
See program flyer below for the Perks !!
Register below.
- Family Resource Center - Nashua
Active Parenting of Teens – In Person 6 Session Class
The Active Parenting of Teens- Certificate Class
The challenge of successfully ushering children through their teen years has always been among parents’ hardest won achievements. But in today’s society where children seem to become adults overnight, and where they often make decisions about drugs, sexuality, and violence before they understand the consequences, a parent’s job is more important than ever. So how can you ensure that your teens develop the skills and character they need to not only survive but to thrive as they gain independence? You can create harmony and stability in your family while raising your teens to be responsible, courageous and prepared for independent life.
Active Parenting of Teens, a video and discussion program by parenting expert Dr. Michael Popkin, will show you how. In six sessions packed with activities, discussion, real-world examples, and feedback, you’ll learn a proven approach to parenting, plus indispensable techniques and insights for overcoming obstacles, that will bring happiness and harmony into your home. You’ll leave each session energized and motivated to make positive and realistic changes in your own family’s daily life.
For parents of preteens and teens, this video and discussion program provides parents with the skills needed to use effective discipline, teach responsibility, and communicate with their children. Each session shows parents how to handle sensitive issues:
- Teens & technology (the Internet, social networking sites, etc.)
- The latest in teen drug use prevention (including prescription drugs)
- Teen bullying: how to spot it, how to handle it
- Special stepfamily considerations
- How brain development affects teen behavior and decision-making
- Improved discipline and communication
- Updated teen sexuality issues
- Family Resource Center - Manchester
Adult Support Group for Those with Loved Ones Struggling with Substance Abuse
F.A.S.T.E.R. Families Advocating Substance Treatment, Education, and Recovery
Are you concerned about a loved one struggling with substance abuse? You are not alone. Many New Hampshire families are suffering in silence.
JOIN US TO:
- Connect with others who understand your story
- Learn more about Substance Use Disorder
- Discover available resources
- Get support for you and your family
No registration needed – Walk-Ins Welcome!
- Family Resource Center - Manchester
Building Bridges: A CPP-Based Parenting Group. A group for strengthening parent-child relationships.
Join us for an 11 week in-person parenting group.
Building Bridges is a trauma informed caregiver support group for families with young children under six. This group is a safe space where parents can: build connections with other parents, learn new coping strategies to manage parental stress, reflect on their parenting and expand knowledge on how trauma may impact children.
Please register below
- Family Resource Center - Manchester, Kinship Navigation
Parenting A Second Time Around (P.A.S.T.A) Class
- Parenting a Second Time Around (P.A.S.T.A.) is a free class for grandparents and other family caregivers in the position of raising children again.
- Topics include: rebuilding a family, child development, living with teens, discipline, caring for oneself as a caregiver and legal issues & advocacy.
- Childcare, food and parking validation will be provided at no cost.
- When registering, please confirm your participation and childcare needs.
- Family Resource Center - Concord
Parent Chat & Play
Caregivers, come and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee while your children have fun in our large playroom with activity centers. As weather permits, we will go outside to play in the large playground with climbing structures, bikes, and a sand and water table. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
- Family Resource Center - Concord
Parenting Kids on the Spectrum Discussion Group
Parenting an autistic child comes with unique experiences, and having the right support can make all the difference. Traditional parenting advice may not always align with neurodivergent needs, leaving caregivers searching for approaches that truly support their child’s growth and well-being.
Join us for a welcoming, ongoing monthly discussion group where parents can connect, share insights, exchange resources, and explore strategies that celebrate and support their child’s individuality. Let’s navigate this journey together!
- Family Resource Center - Upper Valley
P.A.C.T Parenting Autistic Children Together
A group for autistic children (0-5), or children suspected to be autistic, and their families.
Each event will start with a playgroup and time for parents to freely connect with others. The group will split halfway through, with the adults switching to the learning session, engaging in the topic the presenter is sharing that day. The children will remain in playgroup supervised by our providers. Parents must register to attend to ensure we have enough staff for the playgroup. If you are joining the learning session virtually, you will be sent a Zoom link to the email you provided at registration. We look forward to you joining us!
To view registration and program information click here to view the flyer.
The location will rotate monthly between Waypoint UV-FRC & TLC Claremont. (Please reference the flyer to see which location the group is at for the month)
Location Addresses:
Waypoint Upper Valley Family Resource Center, 85 Mechanic Street, Suite B2-6, Lebanon NH
or TLC Claremont, 62 Pleasant St, Claremont, NH 03743
- Family Resource Center - Concord, Kinship Navigation
PASTA (Parenting a Second Time Around) Support Group – Concord
PASTA is an ongoing support group for all kinship caregivers including grandparents and other caregivers in the position of raising a child or children 18 and under. This free support group is a great place to meet caregivers like yourself, learn new skills, and gather resources.Beth Maltzie – 603-851-0239 or MaltzieB@waypointnh.org
- Family Resource Center - Concord
Family Fun Night
Enjoy relaxed time with your family! Bring the whole family for pizza, snacks, crafts, games, and lots of fun!
27 Burns Ave. Concord, NH
- Virtual
Super Dads, Super Kids
This 8 class series is exclusively for dads! Super Dads, Super Kids empowers fathers to embrace their role as strong, positive role models. Complete all 8 classes to earn a certificate and build a lasting impact in your child’s life. This is a free class, please register below.
- Virtual
Positive Solutions for Families
Join our FREE, 7-week virtual workshop for parents and caregivers of children up to age 10.
Positive Solutions for Families is an evidence-based, family-friendly workshop of seven sessions to help parents or caregivers working with children ages 2-10 years old. This class is designed to help parents support the social-emotional needs of their children while also gaining strategies to navigate behavior that challenges us.
This is a VIRTUAL, interactive, Certificate Class.
Access to Video, either by Phone or Computer Required
- Family Resource Center - Nashua, Kinship Navigation
The Village: Connecting Kinship Caregivers in Nashua & surrounding area

Are you caring for a relative’s child (grandparent, sibling, or family friend)? Join a
compassionate community where you can share, connect, and find strength
together. Together, we care. Together we heal.
This support group is a great chance to meet other grandparents and family caregivers who are in a similar situation, share ideas, find out about rights and resources, and get empowered and inspired.
Please register below.
