Evidence-based parenting education program provided in-home, one-on-one. Option for groups.

Provides an in-home visitation program which offers information and support to help parents, guardians, and their children prepare for a child's transition to school.

Works alongside families, providing the support and services needed to reduce trauma and out-of-home removals across a range of services, including preservation and reunification services, in-home, intensive family support, and individualized care to meet family needs.

Provides home based parenting education programs that include Parents As Teachers.

Provides parenting courses: 24/7 Dad Fatherhood Program, Parents as Teachers Program, Families in Recovery, and offers car seat safety.

Offers in-home counseling program that empowers families to handle a wide array of challenges related to abuse, substance use, attachment disorders, grief, depression, anxiety, family issues, or relationship problems. This child-centered, family-focused program focuses on child safety and connects families to community resources.

NFP nurse helps mother-to-be plan for a healthy pregnancy, prepare for delivery, and get ready to welcome new baby in a safe, loving home environment. Nurse will connect clients with health care and social services, and provide client with caring and compassionate advise to support overall health during pregnancy. During home visits, Nurse provides care, needed support and answers questions to build confidence as a mom and guidance through all the changes experienced.

Child development and education through home visits, nationally certified parent education through Parents as Teachers National Center, case management, increasing self-sufficiency via employment, education training. Also serves as code red cooling center

Deliver home-based Parents as Teachers services to low-income families in Berks County.

Offers a home visiting program for children who are two years old that focuses on parent-child interaction and pre-literacy skills to prepare children to succeed in school. Participating families are given educational books and toys and are visited two times a week for 23 weeks.

Provides positive parenting, enhanced health and prevention of abuse for families that are pregnant or house children ages 0-6 years old.

Helps parents to understand child development and connects them to resources. Offers free personal visits.

Offers assistance to families with young children. Helps parents understand the development stages their children go through to better prepare them for school and life. Provides information on well-baby care, developmental and social emotional screening tools, and preschool and kindergarten readiness.

Provides parenting courses: 24/7 Dad Fatherhood Program, Parents as Teachers Program, Families in Recovery, and offers car seat safety.

Offers home visiting as a model of support for pregnant women and their families through 18 months postpartum. Families meet monthly with community health workers to improve maternal and child health through education, advocacy, case management, and referrals to community-based services. Eligible participants may receive diapers, books, educational toys, and other household items.

Provides a home visiting parent education and child development program.

Provides: A) Personal home visits twice a month by the Parent Educator to improve knowledge of age appropriate child development. B) Access to screenings (developmental, vision and hearing) to help identify strengths and abilities as well as possible delays. C) Group meetings for parents and children to interact and to share information about parenting issues. D) A resource network to help families identify and connect with needed community resources and organizations that serve families.

Offers home visits by registered nurses who provide information, support, and encouragement to parents to increase parent knowledge of early childhood development and improve parenting practices, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, prevent child abuse and neglect, and increase children’s school readiness and school success.

Offers a home visiting model that provides activities, handouts, and the foundation for each home visit for parents of children under the age of 5 in Philadelphia. Provides information, support, and encouragement that parents need to help their children develop optimally during the crucial early years of life.

Facilitates parent-child activities to promote optimal child development, screens for developmental delays, and ensures connections to early intervention programs. Provides a home visiting service, Nurturing Parenting classes, breastfeeding peer support groups, and fatherhood involvement activities.

Offers community parenting classes, fatherhood basics and activities, Family Reunification Program, Family Group Decision Making, Parents as Teachers Home Visiting, Juvenile Probation Workshops and Budget Workshops.

Most children are served at home and families remain intact. When safety prohibits children from remaining at home, out-of-home placement may be necessary. Children and Youth staff recruit, study, train, and inspect foster homes to ensure the safety of the children residing there.

Intensive, in-home service that provides crisis intervention and family treatment to keep children and families safe. Aims to help parents create a safe, stable and nurturing home environment, prevent children from being placed outside of the home and reunify children who have been removed. Supports families in becoming stable and independent.

Provides a home visit program. Pre-natal services are also available. Provides an evidence-based home visiting model which stresses the importance of a parent's role as the primary teacher for their child. Home visits include lessons in parenting skills and education as well as information and referrals for other identified needs in the household. Additionally, weekly parent-child group communication meetings are offered. Group meetings offer participating families to continue to work on their parent-child interaction skills as well as meeting with and socializing with other parents in programming.

Helps parents navigate any immediate needs for services or supports, and assist them in making sure that their children’s needs are being met.