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PARENTING RESOURCE CENTER
The Parenting Resource Center is a non-profit organization serving southeastern Minnesota. We serve people of any race, creed, gender, ethnic background, age income or geographic location. The mission of the Parenting Resource Center, Inc., is to provide resources, services, and prevention education to promote healthy, safe lifestyles for families within communities.
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July Newsletter
JULY 2026 PRC PATHWAYSYour monthly guide to Family Support, Community Resources, and Positive Action!As summer continues, we're excited to keep connecting with families through programs, events, and community partnerships. In this month's newsletter, you'll find...
UPCOMING EVENTS
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A new women’s recovery group is coming to the community through a partnership between the Parenting Resource Center and Recovery Is Happening. Beginning May 13, this weekly gathering offers a safe, supportive space for women at any stage of their recovery journey to connect, find encouragement, and grow together. 3:00pm. 105 1st St SE.
Looking for support, connection, and encouragement on your parenting journey? Join us for Parent Connection, a weekly group that offers parents a welcoming space to connect with others, share experiences, and learn in a supportive environment. 5:45–7:15 p.m.
Supervised childcare is available during the parent discussion. We welcome all parents and caregivers and look forward to seeing you!
What People Are Saying About PRC
“I feel like I’ll be a better parent to my children by applying what I’ve learned in this class. Dan is very knowledgeable, easy to talk to and has great advice on any topic I needed help with. I like the way the road map made for a customized experience based on my needs.”
“When we came to Austin, we became better connected to the community after my parents asked for support from the Welcome Center. They helped us with what we needed, and also provided fun things to do in the community.”
“My experience with the PRC was great. It taught me how to become a better parent and learn from the mistakes that I have made. It was challenging knowing that I had made so many mistakes as a parent but it was also rewarding knowing that I could learn from them and better myself as a parent.”
