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Parenting Conference

CARE Parenting Conference will take place on Saturday, March 5, 2022.

Join us on Saturday, March 5, 2022, and spend the day with other parents, caregivers, grandparents, foster parents, teachers, and more at CARE’s Annual Parenting Conference.

Learn new skills and resources that will help you and the children in your life, featuring keynote speaker, Bernie Les, Ph.D. About our keynote speaker: click here

Workshop Speaker Proposal: We are currently accepting speaker proposals that focus on relevant and practical information and resources. Click here to submit a workshop speaker proposal.

Registration: Click here. Child care will not be available during the conference

Sponsorships: 2022 sponsorships are available. For more information about becoming a sponsor, contact Erika Jones at ejones@careofsem.com, or download the sponsorship proposal: CARE 2022 Sponsorship Information

Exhibitor Information: 2022 Exhibitor Table Information

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A special thank you to all our 2021 sponsors!

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Federal, state and local funding has been provided through Macomb Community Mental Health/Office of Substance Abuse and other funding sources to support project costs. Recipients of substance use services have rights protected by state and federal law and promulgated rules. For information, contact CARE of Southeastern Michigan Recipient Rights Advisor, 31900 Utica Road, Fraser, MI 48026, 586.541.2273 or State Recipient Rights Coordinator, P.O. Box 30664, Lansing, MI 48909.

CARE’s Parenting Conference is a great event to come together with other parents and caregivers

Throughout the day we cover topics such as:

Strategies and solutions to difficult behavior
Parenting and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Mental health topics
Building strong connections with your kids
Managing anger
LGBTQ questions
Substance use
Bullying
Financial literacy for the family
Children and the grieving process
Navigating the juvenile justice system

"CARE helped me to find a huge part of who I am. I love everything that I do with them, and I can’t wait to have a career where I get to do that sort of thing every day. That is the reason that I want to be a social worker."