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[https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/pas Parenting After Separation courses] are run by the provincial government. Although these courses are part of a mandatory program for parents involved in family law court proceedings in some Provincial Court locations, these courses are open to anyone. You can download the [https://bc.familieschange.ca/sites/all/themes/opas2/assets/docs/pashandbook.pdf Parenting After Separation Handbook] online. | [https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/divorce/family-justice/who-can-help/pas Parenting After Separation courses] are run by the provincial government. Although these courses are part of a mandatory program for parents involved in family law court proceedings in some Provincial Court locations, these courses are open to anyone. You can download the [https://bc.familieschange.ca/sites/all/themes/opas2/assets/docs/pashandbook.pdf Parenting After Separation Handbook] online. | ||
[https://www.informationchildren.com/ Information Children] is a not for profit organization that started at Simon Fraser University. It offers a fairly broad and extremely useful program that deals with parenting issues. This program offers parenting workshops in New Westminster and Burnaby, and has a handy parenting helpline. Contact Information Children through their [https://www.informationchildren.com/ website] or at: | [https://www.informationchildren.com/ Information Children] is a not for profit organization that started at Simon Fraser University. It offers a fairly broad and extremely useful program that deals with parenting issues. This program offers parenting workshops in New Westminster and Burnaby, and has a handy parenting helpline. Contact Information Children through their [https://www.informationchildren.com/ website] or at: | ||
