207-761-2709 | Monday - Friday, 9 am to 4 pm info@kidsfirstcenter.org

Next Step: Putting Conflict Aside

Virtual via Zoom on Monday Evening

A four-week, Monday evening program for parents who are interested in exploring the impacts of separation and divorce more deeply. Prior attendance of the First Step: Foundations in Co-Parting Program is required. (Joining class in second, third or fourth session is not permitted). Participants' cameras and microphones will be on for this program.

Note: The Next Step is a program designed to help improve the co-parenting experience. It requires that you are able to co-parent under any orders or agreements you have with your child(ren)'s other parent. If you and your CPP both try to enroll in the same class, the parent who starts the enrollment process first will have priority. The other parent will be placed in the next available class, provided all other enrollment criteria are satisfied. If you have any questions about whether the Next Step is a suitable program for you, please contact us for assistance. 

If you have NOT attended the "First Step" program in the last two years, please return to the First Step calendar and register as soon possible. Attending this program within the last two years is a prerequisite of enrolling in the Next Step program. 

Scholarships: If you think you may need financial assistance to attend a class, please contact the Kids First Center at (207) 761-2709 during normal business hours. 

Using the calendar below, select a class start date in blue, then the time on the right side and press the Select button. 


Have questions?

If you'd like to learn more about our programs or to apply for financial assistance, please email us at info@kidsfirstcenter.org, or call us at 207-761-2709, Monday-Friday, 9 am to 4 pm. Need-based scholarships for Maine residents are made possible, in part, by a grant from the Maine Judicial Branch. The Kids First Center's goal is to make its programming affordable for all parents, children, and allies regardless of financial hardship.