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Society Notebook: Kids First celebrates successful co-parenting

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation October 23, 2022

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Kids First, an organization that teaches peaceful co-parenting skills, raised money for its work and celebrated its recent growth Sept. 29 at its Back in Bloom gala at Throttle car club in Scarborough, a few miles from where the nonprofit moved its education center in early 2019. Two hundred people – including attorneys, social workers and parents who have been through Kids First programs – turned out for the four-hour gala. Guests took... + full article



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