The Winnebago Tribe Online Parenting Classes
12 Hour OnlineCo-Parenting CARE Class
Ideal for divorcing, separated or never married couples who have been recommended to attend a co-parenting class. The focus is on the children, as parents learn skills to avoid common mistakes and successfully work together with their co-parent.
Add12 Hour Online High-Conflict Behavioral Skill Training
12 Hour Online Parenting Without Conflict
by New Ways for Families®Skills-based co-parenting course designed by Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., for potentially high-conflict families during separation or divorce. These skills help parents protect their children from conflict as their family reorganizes in new ways.
Add4 Hour Online Parent-Child Class
by New Ways for Families®Online child-centered programs to accompany co-parent education
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The Winnebago Tribe offers online educational programs as a free service to their members. Please contact Jessica Wilkerson with AmeriCorps at (402) 878-2046 ex 228 or Randy DeCora - Truancy/JSP Coordinator at 402-878-2570 if you have any questions.
The Winnebago Child and Family Services provides culturally appropriate services focused on successful safety, well-being, and permanency outcomes for children and families. To achieve this vision, CFS engages community members so that they may take positive initiative in supporting one another with respect by living with traditional values and teachings of the Winnebago/HoChunk culture. The goal of the Winnebago tribe is to ensure families have access to community-based, culturally appropriate services. The tribe is federally recognized and organized under the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act. The 1936 constitution and bylaws were amended in 1968. The Tribal Council is composed of a chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, treasurer, and five other members.
