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Why Bond Arizona?

We are living in a time where an average of 20% of the children in classrooms need remedial support, have learning and behavioral challenges, or difficulties with communicating or relating. Statistics from the Children’s Defense Fund:-A child in Arizona is born into poverty every 33 minutes-A child in Arizona is abused or neglected every two hours-A child in Arizona dies before his first birthday every 15 hours-A child or teen is killed by gunfire every four days.

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BOND members believe that if each can step forward with a piece of the puzzle and put them together in a cohesive whole, the picture for Arizona’s children will be clearer and the future brighter.

What’s the Future for BOND Arizona?
1. Comprehensive trainings that are local, affordable, and informative
2. Collaborative education on subjects like
         -Child Development: Research/ Best
           Practices
         -Reflective Practice
         -Early Brain Development
         -The DIR/ Floortime model
         -Parent-child Dyad work
         -Supportive Mentorship
3. Fundraising for local conferences
4. Membership
5. Political policy advocacy
6. List serve of Tucson’s local clinicians, agencies and resources
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Want to know more?

Please join us at a monthly meeting!!!

Where?
Tucson: Child and Family Resources 2800 E. Broadway 85716

When? The fourth Friday of every month from 12:30p.m. - 2:00p.m.

For more information, contact Kathryn Seidler at kseidler@blakefoundation.org or (520) 795-4977 ext. 208. Thank you!

Click here for membership form

Click here to learn more about the Arizona Infant Mental Health Endorsement

Next event:
Utilizing Art and Poetry to Make Change..... Friday, October 31st, 2008... info

 

BOND has a new post office box:

PO Box 14918 Tucson, AZ 85732-4918

 

 

BOND Mission Statement:

BOND is a grassroots initiative to increase awareness within the Arizona community about the importance of social/emotional growth and development of children pre-birth to six years of age by empowering their families and those who work with them
through collaborative education, support, and resource sharing.