Mariposa Child Success Programs

Mariposa Child Success Programs

Our communities are broken.
They are failing our children when they are needed most.

Studies show that children today are more anxious and irritable, more lonely and depressed, and more impulsive and disobedient than ever before. In addition to these psychological consequences, children are falling behind academically, becoming more obese, and are involved in more social violence and conflict than ever before. Over the last decade, the number of homicides among teenagers has quadrupled, suicides have doubled, and forcible rapes have doubled. Bullying, viewed as an important contributor to youth violence, is also on the rise. One in four children reports being involved in some form of bullying. Additionally, according to one study, less than 1/3 of U.S. 4th graders are proficient in mathematics, science, and American History.

Why is this happening? What can be done? >>


Bullying Resources for Parents and Teachers

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Parents
Professionals
Community
Impact
The foundation for our children's success begins
at home. Mariposa teaches parents to recognize and address behaviors, good and bad.
Our children are not raised
just by their parents.
Daycare, school, and other organizations all play a role
in the social and emotional well-being of our children. Mariposa has developed programs for teachers and caregivers of children at all
age levels.
Community matters. All organizations and businesses can positively impact a
child's success. Mariposa structures its programs to incorporate and maximize community involvement.
In 2008, Mariposa worked with over 1,400 parents, teachers,
and care professionals, transforming the way our children are raised. The
impact of our work extends beyond those we've taught, coached and counseled.

 

Transforming the way communities raise their children - because a child's path to success isn't in a manual.