The Children's Rights Council (CRC) is a non profit corporation founded in Connecticut in 2000. It receives its 501 (c) 3
status from the national Children's Rights Council, 6200 Editors Park Drive, Hyattsville, MD 20782.
The CRC of CT/RI provides information, education and support to single, separated, divorced and never-married parents. This
site provides highlights and links to information sources of value to professionals and parents in need of child custody and
child access (visitation).
The national Children's Rights Council website, www.gocrc.com provides research on child outcomes, divorce, parental alienation
(PA and PAS) and a state by state overview on joint custody laws.
Parents and family professionals may find CRC's Parent Resource Website to be helpful in locating resources and organizations
in their respective states. The website is www.info4parents.com and is also available in Spanish at www.info4padres.com .
Visit the national Children's Rights Council website and see what 40 other CRC chapters internationally are doing to help
parents.
Our Mission and Programs
Mission:
Our role is to assist parents remain involved in the lives of their children through individual consultations, public
speaking, political advocacy and professional testimony on Children's Best Interests.
PROGRAM SERVICES
SUPERVISED VISITATION
The CRC of CT and RI provides supervised child access (visitation) services
at the United Community and Family Services, 47 Town Street in Norwich, CT and at the University
of RI's MultiCultural Center, Lower College Road in South Kingston, RI.
Two hour sessions are available, 9am to 11am and 11am to 1pm each Saturday. Appointments must be scheduled at least one
week in advance. If court ordered, orders must be provided in advance.
The CRC approach is distinct in that it is provided by volunteers who are
empathic, sensitive, trained and caring. We are compassionate in our approach to family healing. CRC
can provide referrals to other area agencies where parents have indicated needs. We are also accountable
in our reporting to courts and other identified constituents requiring documentation.
SUPPORT GROUP
Tuesday evenings, Norwich, CT
Contact M.Paprocki, New England Divorce Education Center, 860-887-4126
SEMINAR
"REBUILDING YOUR RELATIONSHIP"
A personal journey through lecture, discussion and group exercise to help identify how we make decisions about partner
choice and personal behaviors, all of which effect outcomes for personal growth and satisfaction.
Also available for one and two day workshops.
Call M. Paprocki, New England Divorce Education Center, 860-887-4126.
DIVORCE MEDIATION
New England Divorce Education Center, 860-887-4126.
PROFESSIONAL WITNESS SERVICES
Child's Best Interests
Parental Alienation (PA, PAS)
Contact Children's Rights Council, 860-
437-8010.
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