Celebrating the accomplishments of title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, also known as the Patsy Takemoto Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act, and recognizing the need to continue pursuing the goal of educational opportunities for all women and girls.policy
Harris County Resources for Children & Adults runs a Parent/Teen Survival Program that helps families build stronger relationships and communication skills. When young people successfully finish this program, they receive gift cards as recognition for their hard work and commitment. This county-funded initiative addresses the real challenges families face when parents and teenagers struggle to connect. Strong family relationships protect young people from risky behaviors and help them succeed in school and life. The program teaches both parents and teens practical skills for handling conflict, setting boundaries, and supporting each other through difficult times. For Harris County families, this program offers free professional help during some of the most challenging years of raising teenagers. The gift card incentive shows young people that their community values their effort to improve family relationships. This investment in family stability helps create safer neighborhoods and stronger communities across Harris County. Parents can contact Harris County Resources for Children & Adults to learn about enrollment in the Parent/Teen Survival Program. The program serves families throughout Harris County, including Houston neighborhoods and surrounding communities. Call the main office or visit their website to find out about upcoming program sessions. Financial assistance may be available for families who need transportation or childcare to participate.
Strong family relationships keep teens safe and help them succeed in school. This free program teaches parents and teens how to communicate better and handle conflicts. Gift cards reward teens who complete the program, showing our community values their hard work.
