Our new Theme Song, Carry On.
As I zoom around listening, I hear sooo much. It seems like families are understanding that what a child gets from home life, family, and friends is what truly matters. It is not the toys but the play that informs and gives them memories that......
01 October, 2021Keith Edwards, staff writer for the Kennebec Journal, has written a great article about MFN for the January 24th issue. You can read the full article here at KJ Article. Or you can read the article at the KJ here.
PARENTS, NATURAL EUCATORS. CHILDREN, NATURAL STUDENTS.
University of Maine at Augusta President, Dr. Glenn A. Cummings, has stated UMA’s support for the mission of the Maine Families Network, citing UMS’s strong commitment to areas of study related to healthy living and community-based support networks.
MFN and UMA are logical allies in building a stronger Maine.
Be patient. Some things just take time. on your favorite social network. Or go to our Facebook page: Provided by MFN
Never doubt a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.
– MARGARET MEAD –
The home is the most important school for children. Every moment in the home teaches…it is important those lessons be good ones.
Listen for public service announcements by Maine Humorist and family man Gary Crocker, a Maine Families Network supporter sharing food for thought for Maine families airing on local Radio.
MFN identifies a family as any adults or group of adults who assume responsibility for the growth and intellect, values and physical skills for the children in their life.
Our vision is that parents naturally take on the nurturing and educational journey of their children. It is their home which becomes the first and most impactful “life” school. It is here the child discovers their uniqueness, builds self-esteem and desire for learning. The ultimate goal is a vibrant young adult and good citizen. We all thank you. MFN
“Respect, responsibility and reliability is what binds a family together.”
Maine Families with access to resources that support the mission of MFN.
Maine Families thru networking and providing a wide range of family activities, workshops and conferences.
for Maine families on issues and concerns that impact family life and the well-being of their children.
Maine families on wholesome learning, and building rewarding futures for children.
key building blocks for strengthening families.
healthy practices for learning, education nutrition, health & well being, and concern for the environment.
And lots to get done. Let’s do it!
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