For parents and caregivers who are looking for ways of expanding their parenting knowledge and for those who want to share their insights on parenting, our community-based education options are a great fit.
RCPC Resources
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Free Coloring Pages for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Looking for something fun to keep your kids busy? Download and print these fun, free coloring pages in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month!
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Community Resources
We have a great in-office resource: our bulletin boards! Now that information is available to you here on our community resources page. Check back often for the latest happenings around town for everyone in the family. Below are additional resources: Community Education Classes: Workshops and classes are designed to provide information, support
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Community Based Parenting Education Classes
For parents and caregivers who are looking for ways of expanding their parenting knowledge and for those who want to share their insights on parenting, our community-based education options are a great fit. RCPC offers parenting classes and a variety of groups in an effort to help you connect with
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Resource Center for Parents and Children wishes to Congratulate Kinross Fort Knox for entering into agreements to purchase a 70% stake in the Peak Gold project, located near Tok, Alaska.
Kinross is the major supporter of RCPC, thanks to them we continue our efforts of Child Abuse Prevention and Advocacy in the interior.
This year, Kinross Fort Knox funded RCPC's Parenting Hotline which provides access to community resources and a helpful listening ear by our trained experts to parents navigating this trying times.
Congratulations 🎉 and Thank You for everything you do to keep Alaska Families safe and healthy!
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The Resource Center for Parents and Children (RCPC) has grown in size, strength, and commitment since 1973, when it was started by a small group of concerned Fairbanks citizens who met as the Fairbanks Child Protection Task Force (FCPTF) to discuss the problems of child abuse and neglect in the Fairbanks community.