C&A's Guiding Principles:
- Compassionate accountability
- Servant leadership
- Caring for others and ourselves - Reinvesting in our ability to serve our clients and staff
- Communicating the “why” behind the “what”
- Transparency - Our staff as the reason for our success
- Our ability to continually evolve as an organization
- Caring and supporting each other
Contact Us
Calendar of Events
June 1 to June 31 - Triple P Parenting classes. Classes are also offered in Spanish.
Four, 30 minute sessions, in-person or Zoom
Parents of children ages 2 to 12. Call Larissa Haring at 330-433-6075, or @triplepca to 81010.
June 14-19 - At North Canton Jaycees Fair
June 21 - Peer Advocate Group
919 Second St. N.E., Canton
For more information, call 330-470-4061
June 22 - Triple P: Dealing with Disobedience in Children
Ages 2-12, Zoom, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Click to Register
June 23 - Stark County Youth Led Prevention
Plain Office, 1801 Schneider St. N.E, Door 6 Canton,
5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Questions: email scylp@childandadolescent.org
June 26 - Triple P: Manage Fighting and Aggression in Children,
Ages 2-12, Zoom, 1-3 p.m.
Click to Register
* If you or your organization would like to schedule one of C&A's expert clinicians to speak at an event, please fill out the contact us form.
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