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Welcome
Monica Ballard, Director
In today’s world, the struggle to raise a successful family is more difficult than ever. The old issues of education, nutrition, and teaching moral values remain critical, but today’s parents face challenges never imagined by our parents and grandparents.
Children today are too often bombarded by negative influence, impacted by poverty and crime, and threatened by domestic violence and drug abuse. Young families and single mothers are faced with enormous challenges of raising children while lacking the life-skills and support they need.
That’s why Cornerstone Family Interventions has partnered with our community to create strong and successful families. I invite you to browse our website and learn how you can take advantage of all we have to offer. Together, we can strengthen families and protect our children ~ Monica Ballard
News & Events
Boone County team takes training
Monica Ballard, Director, and Colleen McClure, Victim’s Advocate, of the Boone County Child Advocacy Center (CAC) at Cornerstone Family Interventions joined other members of the Boone County Multi-Disciplinary Investigative Team (MDIT) as they traveled to Stonewall Jackson Resort in Roanoke, West Virginia for a MDT Development Training that took place Dec. 6 through the 9, 2011.
Four other members of the Boone County team were present: Justin Marlowe, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney …
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Parents as Teachers First Open House
The first monthly Parents as Teachers Open House was on October 27 where both Jessica Halstead– Par- ent Educator, Monica-Ballard– CFI Director, and Volunteer Lois Pauley presented the Parents as Teachers Program.
There were lots of fun activities throughout the evening and there were lots of prizes given away at the event.
We talked about healthy brain development and what activities can help with evelopment. Each family traced their footprints and decorated them. They then took a poem and glued it along with their footprints to a large piece of paper.
