Good Samaritan Family Resource Center operates an early childhood program at a Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave) and provides bilingual preschool, parent-child infant/toddler classes, and a range of family-support services including parenting workshops, ESL classes and youth programs.
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center runs early childhood and family-support services with a dual-generation focus that serves children and their caregivers. Programs emphasize bilingual (Spanish/English) learning and include parent-child classes, preschool education, and out-of-school youth programming.
The organization uses a two-generation approach to engage both children and their caregivers. Instructional programming highlights social-emotional learning and dual-language development in English and Spanish. The site reports that its teaching staff are bilingual and come from Latin American countries; a stated classroom ratio is one teacher for every eight students. The center also participates in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).
A 10-session parenting program that supports parents with children ages 0–5 to advocate for their children’s success in school; listed as offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
Workshops for parents about stages of child development for children ages 0–5; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
A bilingual literacy program offered in two levels (0–18 months and 12–36 months) that promotes early reading habits and parent-child interaction; listed as offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero).
A 12-session program to help parents and caregivers strengthen parenting skills and family relationships; listed as offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
Workshops teaching parents tools to support early literacy for children ages 0–5; listed as offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
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Adult English classes offered at basic, intermediate and advanced levels; classes are offered Monday through Thursday and are listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
A play-based parent/child group that uses music, dance and movement to support motor skills and social bonding; listed as offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero).
A support group for mothers focused on social connection, self-care and mental and emotional health; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
A hands-on class teaching parents massage techniques for babies; listed for infants and offered at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero).
Classes for families who are or have been in the process of divorce or separation that focus on emotional intelligence; offered for adults and children and listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
A parent leadership committee where nominated parents organize events and participate in workshops and advocacy; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
Small workshops based on the Five Protective Factors that create a space for parents and caregivers to exchange ideas and community support; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
Periodic focus groups to gather parents' experiences and opinions about services; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
A general support group for families offering connection, stress-management techniques and information about community resources; listed at the Potrero site (1294 Potrero Ave).
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