Programs that build strong competent and healthy children at Anchorpoint

Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry, offers programs designed to equip individuals, families, and youth leaders with the tools necessary to help navigate young people successfully through childhood and adolescence. Healthy children and healthy families are the building blocks of strong communities. We are proud to be a part of Healthy Communities Healthy Youth (HC*HY), a national initiative launched by Search Institute in 1996 to equip and support communities around the world that are engaging multiple sectors to build Developmental Assets in young people.

There are many great programs available at Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry. Here are two that are definitely worth your time:

Hot Topics: Programs for Parents (10-15 year olds), Understand the social life of 10-15 year olds.

Using pro-active strategies to help your children have healthy relationships.

Hosted by Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church, presented by Rev. Dr. Ron Barnes who serves as Executive Director and Counselor for Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry, Sunday, November 1 10:45-12:15 In the Chapel (adults only please)

Hot Topics: Programs for Parents , Avoiding Overindulgence.

When giving, doing, and allowing too much hurts your children and teens (k-12)

Program led by Joan Wolf-Schenker of North Hills Youth Ministry Counseling Center, Sunday, November 8^th 6:00-7:30 pm, Fellowship Room, hosted by Hope Lutheran Church, 8070 Rowan Road in Cranberry, www.hopelutherancranberry.org

To register: 724.776.3141 (Adults only, please!)

IMMEDIATE NEED! 15 Volunteer Tutors needed!

Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry is seeking volunteer tutors ages 16 years and older. No experience necessary! This dynamic program enables students in grades K-12 to learn critical study skills and life-long organizational habits. Work one-on-one with students in grades K-12 in primary subject areas. You’ll have a wonderful opportunity to mentor and encourage students in need. Sessions are held Monday-Thursday, 4-8 pm. Volunteers may serve one or more hours a week. Training is provided.

Call Sandy 412.366.1300 x23