Spence-Chapin is a non-profit organization established in the early 1900’s that provides holistic and compassionate counseling and adoption planning services to women and couples facing an unplanned pregnancy or who have recently given birth and are unsure about parenting. We offer cutting-edge continuing education programs and relevant, engaging, web-based, and in-person adoption and child welfare resources for medical professionals, counselors, social service advocates, and community members. Through our diverse and meaningful programming, we hope to equip professionals with the knowledge they need to help provide positive and healthy outcomes for the women and children we serve.
To register or learn more contact Talia Oren at [email protected] or 212-360-0245.
All our events are free to attend.
Please join our CEO, Kate Trambitskaya, along with our CPO-Domestic Programs, CPO-International Programs, and Senior Director, Linda Alexandre, Lauren Jiang, and Monica Baker, for a morning centered on connection, collaboration, and meaningful conversation about supporting women and families in Arizona.
Spence-Chapin is delighted to invite you to our Annual Community Partnership Breakfast in New Jersey! Please join us for a morning centered on connection, collaboration, and meaningful conversation about supporting women and families in New Jersey.
For over the last century, Spence-Chapin has been providing services to women and children throughout New York and New Jersey, and we are excited to share that we recently became licensed by the Department of Child Safety to provide services in Arizona.
Please join our CEO, Kate Trambitskaya, along with our CPO-Domestic Programs, CPO-International Programs, and Senior Director, Linda Alexandre, Lauren Jiang, and Monica Baker, for a morning centered on connection, collaboration, and meaningful conversation about supporting women and families in Arizona.
Spence-Chapin is delighted to invite you to our Annual Community Partnership Breakfast in New Jersey! Please join us for a morning centered on connection, collaboration, and meaningful conversation about supporting women and families in New Jersey.
For over the last century, Spence-Chapin has been providing services to women and children throughout New York and New Jersey, and we are excited to share that we recently became licensed by the Department of Child Safety to provide services in Arizona.
Trauma within the immigrant community is unique and can be misunderstood due to the language and/or cultural understanding of the presentation of symptoms. This interactive webinar will address the different types of trauma and their effects.
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