Programs

Parents Anonymous: Each support group is a safe, accepting, non-judgmental place to talk freely about being a parent. We use the Parents Anonymous model, which teaches parents more effective ways of providing safe and caring homes for their children. Learn more >>

Committee Meetings: Whether you're looking to extend DPN's reach to new families, expand your network of contacts or engage with Michigan lawmakers on behalf of your child - there's a DPN committee for you. Learn more >>

Project Graduation: This program is aimed at significantly increasing high school graduation and college enrollment among at-risk students by creating a supportive and knowledgeable family environment. Learn more >>

P.A.S.S.: These family groups help parents learn strategies to provide structure in the home and increase parenting and family management skills that facilitate child academic and social adjustments. Learn more >>

Trainings: We offer four courses that cover a variety of topics including parenting tips and techniques, how to stand up for your child in your community and school district, speaking and facilitation skills, and even an opportunity to get paid work as a DPN facilitator. Learn more >>

Parent Resource Centers: Detroit Parent Network, in partnership with Detroit Public Schools, manages seven Parent Resource Centers (PRC) throughout the city for DPS parents.  Additionally, a Citywide PRC operates inside of Youthville Detroit, available to serve the needs of all Southeast Michigan parents. The PRCs are designed to involve, connect and empower parents to help children reach academic success and serve as a hub for training and resources. The initiative is sponsored in part by the WK Kellogg Foundation, granting $1.2 million over a three-year period.

  DPN Parent Resource Center in Youthville - 7375 Woodward Ave.