Virginia This Morning features the Be Mine Ball
RICHMOND, Va (WTVR) – Prevent Child Abuse Virginia is getting ready for its biggest event of the year, their 5th annual “Be Mine Ball”. Allison Perry, Program Volunteer Coordinator for Prevent Child...
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Explain what you expect from them
Parenting Tip of the Day: “Don’t expect children to automatically know what they ARE supposed to do if all we tell them is what they are NOT supposed to do!” ~Ashlee W. Roberts, (800)CHILDREN...
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Observing Growth
Parenting Tip of the Day: “One of the most exciting and fulfilling parts of parenting comes from observing growth – not just in our children, but in ourselves.” ~Ashlee W. Roberts 800-CHILDREN...
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Fill up their buckets!
Children – like adults – perform best when they feel good about themselves. We live in an uncertain world, where relationships are always changing, and we’re not always sure how we are perceived –...
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Snow Day = Opportunities
Parenting Tip of the Day: “Don’t let precious available moments slip away. Take advantage of the rare break from our frenzied day to day lives, and value the uncommon family time...
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Disconnect to Connect!
Parenting Tip of the Day: Take time out to connect with your kids. It’s not going to be long before they don’t want to talk to you, play with you, or even be seen with you. However, taking time with...
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ABC 8News Highlights Child Abuse Prevention Month
ABC 8NEWS – WRIC | Richmond, Virginia News
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PCAV’s Executive Director Receives National Award
Jacksonville, FL – PCAV’s Executive Director, Johanna Schuchert receives the 2014 State Level Administrator Healthy Families America’s Service Excellence Award. It is with great pride that we announce...
View Article“Churches are not required to run background checks on youth ministers”
POSTED 9:50 PM, JUNE 5, 2014, BY MELISSA HIPOLIT HENRICO, Va. — Churches in Central Virginia are not required to conduct background checks on employees that work with kids, unless they work for a...
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