Families On The Move of New York City, Inc.

FOTM September Newsletter: https://fotmnyc.org/monthly-newsletter

At the FOTM Community Training Center, we are preparing for another season of learning and empowerment. Our upcoming Parenting and Anger Management classes provide participants with supportive spaces to strengthen relationships, build practical skills, improve communication, and create positive change for themselves and their families.
Register Here: https://form.jotform.com/262444989195171

📣 Registration is NOW OPEN! 🎉

Looking to build your parenting skills, strengthen your family, or learn new strategies in a supportive virtual environment? Join one of our upcoming FREE virtual classes!

🖥️ Attend from the comfort of your home
📚 Interactive sessions led by experienced facilitators
🎓 Certificates issued upon completion (where applicable)

📄 Check out the attached flyers for class details, dates, and schedules.

👉 Register or submit a referral today:
https://form.jotform.com/262045363684157

Don't wait—spaces are limited! We look forward to learning with you. 💙

This June, we celebrate Pride Month by honoring the strength, diversity, and resilience of the LGBTQ+ community. Pride is a time to uplift every voice, embrace authenticity, and continue building spaces rooted in love, equality, and inclusion.

Together, we celebrate the freedom to be yourself, support one another, and stand proudly in a community where everyone belongs. Let’s continue spreading kindness, acceptance, and respect — this month and every month

June is Men’s Mental Health Month — a time to raise awareness, encourage open conversations, and remind men that prioritizing mental wellness is a sign of strength, not weakness. Mental health challenges often go unnoticed or unspoken among men due to stigma and societal pressures, making support, understanding, and access to resources more important than ever. This month encourages men and boys to check in with themselves and each other, seek help when needed, and know they do not have to face life’s challenges alone. Together, we can promote healing, resilience, and a culture where mental health matters for everyone.

This week is Children’s Mental Health Awareness
Week. Throughout the week, try using these tips to
support your child’s mental wellness and introduce
them to essential skills like deep breathing,
mindfulness, and stress management. Which tip
will you try first?

Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us that
taking care of your mental health is just as
important as your physical health. For tips on
supporting your mental health and building your
wellness, your way, visit bewell.ny.gov

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Spring Classes Available...
Register Here: https://form.jotform.com/260974723227159