Northwest Florida Chapter

  • Introduction to Trust-Based Relational Intervention

    Crosspoint Church Crestview

    9am-2pm

    $35 individual/$60 same household couple

    $15 of for Okaloosa residents thanks to a generous ARPA grant. Use code: OKALOOSA

  • Introduction to Trust-Based Relational Intervention

    Crosspoint Church Niceville

    9am-2pm

    $35 individual/$60 same household couple

    $15 of for Okaloosa residents thanks to a generous ARPA grant. Use code: OKALOOSA

  • Moms' Coffee Night

    Panera Niceville

    7-9 pm

    April 30 & May 28

  • Parent Support Group

    Church on Bayshore Niceville

    6-7:30 pm. Childcare is available.

    May 1st

    Questions? Contact christy@thepearlproject.org

  • Hope Family Camp

    We are looking for buddies for Hope Family Camp!

    June 26th- 28th

    (Training and background check required.)

Kid-2-Kid Closet Niceville

New placement? Growth Spurts?

Foster/Adoptive/Kinship families can come get what you need for FREE! 

Hours: Mondays 11-1 or by appt.

To schedule a time to pick up or shop, fill out the form below or contact Leslie at 352-405-5950


 

Crosspoint Church - 603 McKinney Street Niceville, FL

Request a Training

  • For your community or organization

    TBRI® is an evidence-based and holistic approach that meets the unique needs of children from hard places. All trainings are led by TBRI Practitioners. Reach out to see how you can bring this important training to your community or organization.

  • Making Sense of Your Worth

    This powerful program helps caregivers work on their own “stuff” so they can be at a better place to help their children. It’s offered in small groups and led by a TBRI Practitioner and MSOYW Facilitator.

    This class is offered by demand. We will notify you when we have enough interest to conduct a class.

  • Circle of Security Parenting

    Based on years of attachment research, this evidence-based program empowers caregivers to understand their child’s emotional world by learning to read emotional needs.

    Caregivers learn to support their child’s ability to successfully manage emotions and to enhance the development of their child's self-esteem and self-worth.

    This interactive and reflective program is led in groups of 6-12.