Stay Connected. Get Involved. Make an Impact.
Stay Connected. Get Involved. Make an Impact.
At Child Guidance Resource Centers (CGRC), our events bring together families, professionals, and community partners to raise awareness, celebrate progress, and support mental health for all. From family-friendly gatherings to professional trainings and community outreach initiatives, our events are designed to educate, engage, and inspire.
Join us to be part of the movement—because together, we’re building healthier futures.
DELCO GIVES
On May 8–9, 2025, Child Guidance Resource Centers is proud to participate in Delco Gives, a 24-hour giving event celebrating nonprofits that uplift our Delaware County community.
At CGRC, we believe every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported. Every day, we provide mental and behavioral health services that help children and families heal, grow, and thrive—especially in moments of crisis and challenge.
But we can’t do this alone.
Delaware County Suicide Prevention/Awareness 5K Walk Run
CGRC is a proud sponsor of the Delaware County Suicide Prevention 5K Run/Walk.
On Saturday, May 3, 2025, the Delaware County Suicide Prevention and Awareness Task Force will be hosting the 20th Annual 5K Walk/Run at Ridley Creek State Park in Media, PA. This event is held to promote suicide prevention and awareness as well as to recognize May as National Children’s Mental Health Month.
There is an average of nearly 74 completed suicides every year here in Delaware County. In 2023, that number increased to 77 completed suicides. Studies indicate that between six and eight individuals are left seriously bereaved by each of these deaths.
Upper darby Community Health Fair
Spring Into Health with CGRC
Upper Darby is holding a district wide community health fair at Upper Darby High School on May 3rd from 1 PM - 4 PM. The purpose of the Community Health Fair is to support UDSD families in acquiring, accessing and understanding the resources that are available for comprehensive and quality healthcare in their community. This includes primary care, preventative care, mental health, vision and dental care, nutrition, immunizations, and reproductive/sexual health education
United for Safety
United for Safety: A Gun Violence Prevention Initiative
Hosted by Child Guidance Resource Centers
United for Safety is a community-centered initiative dedicated to raising awareness, promoting education, and fostering action to prevent gun violence—especially as it affects children and families. Hosted by Child Guidance Resource Centers, this program brings together youth, caregivers, educators, and community leaders to create safe, supportive environments where every child can thrive.
Through interactive workshops, resource sharing, and engaging activities, United for Safety empowers families with practical tools for violence prevention, emotional wellness, and community connection. This event is part of our ongoing commitment to mental health advocacy, trauma-informed care, and reducing barriers to safety and well-being in our neighborhoods.
Together, we can build a future where safety is a shared responsibility—and a right for all.
Sticks Up for CGRC
Join us in making a difference by purchasing and donating tickets to Sticks Up for CGRC – Awareness & Fundraising Night at the Flyers Game! Your generosity will provide families and children, including those impacted by autism, with an unforgettable night of hockey while supporting mental health services and autism programs at CGRC.
How to Prevent Burnout When Working with Trauma & Suicidality
C O U R S E D E S C R I P T I O N
The emotional demands of working with trauma and suicidality can lead to compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, and potentially burnout.
This course offers realistic approaches to selfcare taking into account external stressors associated with working in the field. Participants will engage in self-assessment to recognize signs of burnout and learn strategies to enhance resilience and sustain your career.
To learn more and register: https://form.jotform.com/250626749369167
Disparities to Access in Healthcare
Our Disparities in Access to Healthcare Event is hosted as a joint effort by Child Guidance Resource Centers' Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Council and our Government Relations Committee. Healthcare access should be for everyone and without access, disparities in health outcomes deepen, perpetuating cycles of poverty and limiting opportunities for individuals to thrive.
Please join us and local leaders as we discuss the challenges and possible solutions to this crisis in our community.
10th Annual Superhero 5k & Wellness Fair
We invite you to be a superhero!
Child Guidance Resource Centers is pleased to announce that our 10th annual Superhero 5K and Wellness Fair will be held on Sunday, May 7th, at Rose Tree Park in Media. This event will be filled with fun family activities, access to community resources, and important information about substance abuse prevention and mental health.
Race registration check-in begins at 9:00 am, and the race begins at 9:30 am. There will also be a 100-yard dash for the little ones. Make sure to rock your best superhero costume and cape, and bring your leashed furry friends. Race registration is $20 before 3/15/2023; proceeds from this event fund CGRC’s ability to provide vital substance abuse prevention and behavioral health services for over 9,000 children and adolescents across southeastern Pennsylvania.
INTERESTED IN SPONSORING THE 5K OR ATTENDING AS A VENDOR?
Join us in our mission and participate as a race sponsor, promoting your firm as a supporter of CGRC’s efforts to help children and families live healthy lives. We offer a range of sponsorship levels which include: recognition on our website, www.CGRC.org, our Facebook page, which has 4,000 followers, and our emails which reach 5,000 subscribers. Your company logo will be featured on race t-shirts, and you are welcome to provide promotional materials in race packets. We also encourage you to join our Wellness Fair that morning to highlight your work to help families in our communities.