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Changing the Parenting Experience

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Cope24 will be hosting a virtual fundraising event from Nov. 4 to 7 to support its efforts in
schools across America. “It will be fun and funny, and a bit emotional,” Howitt says. “There will be
testimonials and clips and trailers of all of our productions. It’s really powerful.”

STL Moms: Cope 24’s 6th Annual Gala at River City Casino

Founder, Renee Howitt talks about a new program that gives teachers access to Cope 24 curriculum and videos for free and the annual gala on Fox2 Now.

Changing Our Parenting Experience
PO Box 510409
St. Louis, MO 63151
Fax: 314-754-8117
Phone: 314-488-3766
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COPE24…Changing Our Parenting Experience is a grassroots, child advocacy organization dedicated to promoting the need to make parenting and child development education a national priority. As a non-profit 501(C)3 organization, donations to COPE24 are tax-exempt, and COPE24 complies with all 501(C)3 rules and regulations.

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COPE24 Parenting Skills Program for Child Welfare Workers, Foster Care Agencies, Hospitals and Community Groups

Call 314-488-3766 or email Rene Howitt for set-up, purchase and pricing.

What does the program include?

We’ve taken 10 very common frustrating parenting situations and put them into a program, so that we can begin discussing with our youth the realities of parenting. This program includes:

  1. Teacher/Instructors manual meeting all national curriculum standards
  2. Manual also includes student worksheets and pre/post student surveys
  3. 10 parenting scenario videos. Each parenting video situation is approx. five-minutes in length. There is one video situation for each of the 10 chapters of this program

The teacher/instructor would begin the class by showing one video. Each scenario will escalate to the point of abuse, neglect, or dysfunction. The video is then stopped and the teacher/instructor can turn to class asking….what went wrong? What other choices did the parents have? What will you do?