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Nonprofit outlines counseling, parenting and child‑care services available to Preston residents
Summary
Sheryl Goodey, executive director of The Family Place, presented services available to Preston residents from offices in Smithfield, Logan and Hyrum, including therapy, parenting classes, mental-health programs and child care (weekly care, crisis care and date-night care for ages 0–11).
Sheryl Goodey, executive director of The Family Place, told the Preston City Council on Sept. 8 that the nonprofit offers services to Preston residents from its locations in Smithfield, Logan and Hyrum, Utah. Services cited included therapy, parenting classes, mental-health programming, and a child-care program that provides weekly care, crisis care and "date night" care for children ages 0–11.
Goodey said the organization provides a range of support intended to help families with parenting resources and access to mental-health services. She described the locations serving Preston residents and the age range for the child-care offerings. Council received the presentation; no formal action was taken.
