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The Twin Cities Parent Connection's action plan includes various initiatives aimed at fostering community among parents. These initiatives may involve organizing family events like picnics and playdates, offering workshops on parenting strategies, creating support groups for sharing experiences, and developing online resources for easy access to parenting information.

Connect talent to opportunity and develop passions into purpose.

Transform vision into action and promote advancing higher education for our youth.

Create a healthy community that stands together.

- STEM Programs for grades 6-12

- Female student empowerment and leadership

- Male student empowerment and leadership

-Speech debate 

-Political debate

Racism isn’t just about everyday interactions or comments; it’s about the systemic inequalities that impact people of color, marginalized communities, low-income families, and many more with different layers of barriers.

- Every child matters and needs nurturing

- Start believing and recognizing

- Maintain good grades and stay in school

- Learn advocacy skills and accountability

Please take advantage of our fun play at the park events, tea with other parents, and conversations. We can meet at your city's local library, parks, and mall. This encourages children to take a break and enjoy our exciting play area with a friend or make new connections! Encourage your child to unplug and embrace nature, while you, as a parent, relish fresh air and bring your favorite drink. Break from technology and connect with nature, while parents can also breathe fresh air and sip their favorite beverage.   

Advocacy is a big part of your daily life, whether you realize it or not. It’s a balance of asking for what you need or want and collaborating to find ways to make it work. We advocate every single day when we speak up for ourselves at work, at school, or at home. Issue advocacy works the same way, just with policymakers at the federal, state, or local level. The truth is: advocacy makes things happen.

Policymakers, from your local mayor to your U.S. Senators, rely on hearing from constituents like you about topics that matter most to you. Through advocacy, you have the power to influence how decision makers support people with mental health conditions.

Please take advantage of our fun play at the park events, tea with other parents, and conversations.

We can meet at your city's Local Library, parks, and mall.

This encourages children to take a break and enjoy our exciting play area with a friend or make new connections! Encourage your child to unplug and embrace nature, while you, as a parent, relish fresh air and bring youTake advantage of our enjoyable playdates at the park, tea gatherings with other parents, and friendly conversations. 

We can meet at your local library, parks, or the mall. These events encourage children to take a break and enjoy our exciting play area with friends or to make new connections. Encourage your child to unplug and embrace nature while you, as a parent, enjoy the fresh air and your favorite drink. This is a perfect opportunity to disconnect from technology, connect with nature, and relax with fellow parents.r favorite drink. Break from technology and connect with nature, while parents can also enjoy the fresh air and sip their favorite beverage.