Parent Café: A meeting of parents, by parents, for parents
Working in partnership with Ohio Children's Trust Fund (OCTF), HAPCAP works to empower parents and caregivers by helping them connect with other parents, community resources, and their children.
Parent Cafés are led by parents and offered in a both virtual and in-person formats. Cafés are primarily open to residents of Hocking, Athens and Perry, although it is possible for parents that live in the other counties within OTCF's Southeast Ohio Region to participate. If you do not live in Hocking, Athens, or Perry Counties, please contact us and we will work with you on a case by case basis.
Additional benefits of participating in Parent Cafés may include:
· Incentives (Gas or grocery cards)
· A light meal (in-person) or meal kits (virtual)
· Childcare (in-person) or activity kits (virtual)
· Access to additional supports your family may need, such as diapers/wipes, clothing, cleaning supplies, additional gas money, etc. These supports are dependent upon available funding.
· Finding new ways to meet yours and your family's needs
· Sharing, learning, and connecting with other parents
· Empowering yourself as a parent
· Referrals to other programs and agencies based on needs
To be eligible to participate in Parent Café you must have a child (biological, step, foster, etc.) in the home, and be a resident of one of the above counties.
If you are interested in this program, please email us at rebecca.shreves@hapcap.org for more information on upcoming Parent Cafés in your area.

If you are interested in attending, sponsoring, or contributing to the Parent Cafe, and for more information, contact:
Rebecca Shreves
(740) 270-3241
rebecca.shreves@hapcap.org
Upcoming Sessions
DATE: Tues, January 21st, 28th, + Feb. 4th
TIME: 6 PM to 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Virtual (Zoom)
REGISTER TODAY! (click the link)
DATE: February 11
TIME: 5:30PM - 7:30PM
RSVP to rebecca.shreves@hapcap.org by Friday Feb 7
Triple P, or the Positive Parenting Program is designed to help parents raise confident children, prevent behavioral problems, and create supportive family environments.
Parents and caregivers come together to share their experiences and learn new parenting strategies using a discussion group format. These strategies help parents teach their children new skills like how to cooperate, and get along with others.
Parents and caregivers will gain numerous strategies for how to teach their children to cooperate and get along with others.
A Triple P Discussion Group Workbook: Managing Fighting and Aggression.
Parents will create a plan that is unique to their families individual needs for managing fighting and aggression when it does happen.
A $10 gas or grocery gift card; whichever benefits your family more.
There are no income requirements or costs to participate in this program.


