
Positive parenting workshops & educational seminars
Structured group learning for mothers, fathers, grandparents and guardians raising children from birth to eighteen.
Read moreRegistered association · Latvia · Reg. 40008183980
We are a volunteer-led association of parents, teachers, social workers and psychologists. Since 2009 we have run parenting groups, youth clubs, crisis counselling and material aid drives for families across Krimulda municipality and the wider Rīga region.
Confidential family helpline, weekdays 09:00–18:00 — +371 28 333 352

2 148
children and young people assisted
312
parent support group meetings held
1 640
educational and hygiene packages distributed
894
funded psychological counselling sessions
Figures cover the reporting period 1 January – 31 December 2025 and are drawn from our annual activity report submitted to the Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia.
Our mission
We believe most families in difficulty do not need rescuing — they need a warm room, a trained listener, practical knowledge and neighbours who show up. Our work is deliberately unglamorous: a Tuesday evening parenting circle in the Ragana community hall, a psychologist's hour paid for so a mother in crisis does not have to choose between therapy and groceries, a box of notebooks delivered before 1 September.
Everything we do is governed by our members' general meeting, delivered mostly by volunteers, and reported publicly once a year.
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What we do

Structured group learning for mothers, fathers, grandparents and guardians raising children from birth to eighteen.
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A Saturday club and school-holiday activities for children and teenagers aged 7 to 17.
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Funded sessions with qualified psychologists and mediators for families who cannot afford private care and face long public waiting lists.
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Practical help for low-income households, large families, foster carers and single parents.
Read moreFrom the community
February 2026
Twenty-eight parents completed our six-evening course on emotional regulation and boundaries with children aged 2–10. Childcare was provided on site by our youth volunteers so both parents could attend.
December 2025
Together with local farms, the Krimulda parish social service and two Rīga businesses, we packed and delivered food and gift parcels to low-income households and foster families across the municipality.
October 2025
Demand doubled in a year. Our Saturday club for 7–14 year-olds now runs two shifts — woodwork and ceramics in the morning, drawing and photography after lunch.
Family stories
“I moved back to my mother's house with two children and no work. The group did not fix that. But for two hours every week I was not the only one struggling, and someone explained what benefits I could actually apply for.”
“Our son stopped speaking after the divorce. Ten funded sessions with the psychologist were the turning point. We could never have paid for that ourselves in the first year.”
“I came as a volunteer to help with crafts and stayed four years. Half the point of the youth club is that the children have an adult who is simply glad to see them on Saturday.”
Become a member, give a monthly gift, donate school supplies, or offer two hours of your Saturday. Every route matters and all of them are open to people outside Krimulda.