The Baylor Center for Disability and Flourishing is hosting a virtual Parent, Youth, & Young Adult Workshop - Postsecondary Education Opportunities!

During the virtual workshop, participants will be discussing program overviews, requirements, and accommodations for: 18+ transition programs, postsecondary inclusive education programs, lifelong learning/continuing education, and college, university, tech and trade.

Mentor Group Night will be a chance for families and friends to spend quality time together, play games, eat snacks, learn new skills, and grow as individuals all while meeting emotional needs. Feel free to engage or sit back and listen. Anyone in the community is welcome! 

Grounded in care and guided by evidence — helping families of children with autism grow through everyday moments.

STARRY Fatherhood Program is excited to announce their upcoming 2026 Starry Fatherhood Provider Conference: Fathers Who Lead — a dynamic virtual event for providers and professionals committed to strengthening fathers.

Two trainings, one day! Learn to recognize suicide warning signs, talk directly about suicide, and take lifesaving steps. Discover how to collaboratively create evidence-based safety plans that reduce suicide risk and enhance hope. AS+K and Safety Planning Intervention trainings emphasize early intervention, compassionate communication, and connecting at-risk individuals to support and safety.

Losing someone to suicide is a grief that’s hard to put into words. It can feel confusing, isolating, and heavy. You don’t have to carry it alone. This group is a safe space to talk with others who truly get it. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, you are welcome here. Come as you are, no pressure to share. Find understanding and connection. Your healing journey starts here.

Hosted by Neurodivergent Friends of McLennan County, NeuroSpicy Connections is a free monthly hangout where neurodivergent people can be themselves, connect over shared interests, and form real friendships. Dinner is provided, RSVP requested.

What is transition? Join our next Parent, Youth, & Young Adult Workshop to learn about parental and student rights, transition assessments, IEP components, and tips for communicating with schools.

Losing someone to suicide is a grief that’s hard to put into words. It can feel confusing, isolating, and heavy. You don’t have to carry it alone. This group is a safe space to talk with others who truly get it. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, you are welcome here. Come as you are, no pressure to share. Find understanding and connection. Your healing journey starts here.

Hosted by Neurodivergent Friends of McLennan County, NeuroSpicy Connections is a free monthly hangout where neurodivergent people can be themselves, connect over shared interests, and form real friendships. Dinner is provided, RSVP requested.

Losing someone to suicide is a grief that’s hard to put into words. It can feel confusing, isolating, and heavy. You don’t have to carry it alone. This group is a safe space to talk with others who truly get it. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, you are welcome here. Come as you are, no pressure to share. Find understanding and connection. Your healing journey starts here.

The Klaras Center for Families Mentoring Program team is excited to be hosting a come-and-go Christmas party This free event is open to all families!

Join the Mentoring Program for an evening of Christmas themed games, snacks, and lemonade. A backdrop and photographer are available for your family to take a holiday photo together during the event!

Texas Network of Youth Services (TNOYS) is hosting listening sessions to hear input from providers. Your input will help shape TNOYS’ recommendations to the Texas Legislature’s Sunset Commission.

Hosted by Neurodivergent Friends of McLennan County, NeuroSpicy Connections is a free monthly hangout where neurodivergent people can be themselves, connect over shared interests, and form real friendships. Dinner is provided, RSVP requested.

Join the Hill County Family Resource Center for their open house event! Explore their new space and discover all of the resources and supports they offer!

Thanksgiving food basket distribution and free, live entertainment hosted by We The People Community Outreach Coalition in collaboration with community sponsors.

Join the Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network Mentoring Program for an exciting evening filled with movies, games, and opportunities to connect with other youth and families. This free community event is open to students ages 3+ and their parents or caregivers who want to enjoy a relaxed night together and learn more about our impactful Mentoring Program.

Come meet new friends, engage in meaningful conversations, and discover the benefits of mentorship in a supportive environment. Hot dogs and lemonade will be provided for all attendees!

Two trainings, one day! Learn to recognize suicide warning signs, talk directly about suicide, and take lifesaving steps. Discover how to collaboratively create evidence-based safety plans that reduce suicide risk and enhance hope. AS+K and Safety Planning Intervention trainings emphasize early intervention, compassionate communication, and connecting at-risk individuals to support and safety.

Losing someone to suicide is a grief that’s hard to put into words. It can feel confusing, isolating, and heavy. You don’t have to carry it alone. This group is a safe space to talk with others who truly get it. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, you are welcome here. Come as you are, no pressure to share. Find understanding and connection. Your healing journey starts here.

Join Baylor Center for Disability and Flourishing for Safety Starts at Home, a hands-on workshop for parents, youth, and young adults focused on creating safer home environments. Families will work together to identify household dangers and develop personalized Home Safety Plans.

Join the Klaras Center for Families for an engaging presentation designed for youth and young adults (4th–12th grade), their caregivers, and community members. The evening begins with dinner at 5:30 pm, followed by a presentation from 6:00–7:30 p.m. featuring guest speakers with professional expertise and lived experience.

Hosted by Neurodivergent Friends of McLennan County, NeuroSpicy Connections is a free monthly hangout where neurodivergent people can be themselves, connect over shared interests, and form real friendships. Dinner is provided, RSVP requested.

Cybersecurity and cryptocurrency scams are skyrocketing — and becoming more convincing than ever. While anyone can be a victim, scammers often target those who are most vulnerable. Gain the confidence to navigate the digital world safely and understand how to interact with new technologies like AI and crypto without fear.

Join Youth Connection Waco for Making Choices, a one-day student leadership conference featuring motivational speaker Jamar Root. Discover how to build resilience, manage stress, and find your passion through engaging sessions designed to inspire confidence and purpose. Take the next step toward becoming a difference-maker in your life and community.

Join the Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network’s Klaras Children’s Center Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) program for a spooktacular evening of Halloween fun at their third annual trunk or treat event. Prepare for an unforgettable evening with treats, costumes, and community spirit. Bring your family and friends for an evening of laughter and excitement!

Join us and the Waco ISD Police Department as we host our annual Trunk or Treat! Meet all your local first responders and amazing community organizations as we celebrate this spooky season!

Join Waco Housing Authority and Antioch Baptist Church for a free, family-friendly trunk or treat event. Enjoy free food, games, and a free cash prize raffle!

Losing someone to suicide is a grief that’s hard to put into words. It can feel confusing, isolating, and heavy. You don’t have to carry it alone. This group is a safe space to talk with others who truly get it. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, you are welcome here. Come as you are, no pressure to share. Find understanding and connection. Your healing journey starts here.

Hosted by the Families & Foster Care Coalition, this is a supportive space for youth ages 17-23 (roughly) who are in care, have been in care, or who have aged out. The gatherings will start with DINNER and a community organization will present about supportive resources available to youth aging out of foster care and what is available to those who have already aged out. We always have time for discussion and peer support.