Parenting Classes & Resources

Classes and One-on-One Support

Learn practical parenting and life skills in a supportive, in-person setting. Parenting education is offered for mothers and fathers through the Brightcourse program, with lessons focused on baby care, safety, and everyday parenting. Participants can earn points through participation that may be used toward needed baby and toddler items.

One-on-one support is also available in a private setting, allowing conversations and learning to move at a pace that feels right. Childcare may be available for some classes. Availability can be asked about when signing up.

Know & Grow Program & Boutique

Extra support can make a real difference for parents. Through the Know & Grow Program, participants can earn points through classes and one-on-one support to receive diapers, wipes, clothing, and other baby and toddler items. This is a calm, welcoming space to choose what is needed while feeling respected and supported.

Community

You don’t have to figure everything out on your own. Group classes offer a chance to build practical life skills like cooking, budgeting, sewing, and more, along with optional faith-based studies offered during the week.

Fatherhood support is available through one-on-one and group learning opportunities designed to encourage and equip dads.

Parenting classes are held in comfortable, private spaces created to support learning and connection in a calm, welcoming environment.

Resources

Pregnancy Support Center of Perryton is connected with trusted community resources and can help with referrals for adoption, housing, medical care, and other practical needs. A private conversation can help identify available options so each person can decide what support feels most helpful.

For Men

Support is available for men facing a pregnancy decision or the impact of a past abortion or pregnancy loss. One-on-one support offers a private, confidential space to talk, ask questions, and work through what comes next. Fatherhood support is also available through in-person education and mentoring, with help connecting to community resources when needed.