Offers home-based education programs for parents who want to acquire the knowledge and skills to be effective in their parenting role. Programs may focus on teen parents; parents who need to develop skills to handle a difficult child; families who want to learn school-readiness activities; individuals for whom parenting is a new experience; and families at risk for child abuse, neglect, or out-of-home placement.

Provides home nurse visiting services for pregnant women, new mothers, new fathers, and their babies to help with prenatal, postpartum, and other health care needs.

Offers medical services. Offers Intensive Case Management services such as drug and alcohol treatment, support groups, child care services, parenting skills development, transportation needs, housing, educational/vocational, mental health, life skills, and home visitations.

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.

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.

Provides a personal nurse to pregnant parents to provide visits to the parent. Offers support to parents in areas such as healthcare, parenting, continuing education, employment, linkage with community resources, fun activities to do with their child, and more.

Provides developmentally appropriate information to families of young children via home visits, developmental, social emotional, and health screenings, a lending library, playgroups and parent group meetings.

Provides an evidence-based home visiting program that supports parents as their child’s first teacher. Certified Family Development Specialists partner with parents to increase their knowledge of child development and to advance their child’s critical skills starting from the prenatal stage and continuing through kindergarten. Program Emphasis: A) Parent-Child Interaction B) Early Learning C) School Readiness D) Early Childhood Health/Development Screenings E) Overall Family Well-being

Offers a program to all parents of newborns in York County, with priority given to first-time parents. A coach is provided free of charge at a convenient time in your own home. Visits are scheduled during your new baby's first few months home from the hospital, until the age of 4.

Provides an evidence-based home visiting program for families with children from birth to five years. Outreach’s Certified Family Development Specialists are specially trained to support parents by providing information and coaching in three important areas: Program Emphasis: A) Parent-Child Interaction B) Child Health/Wellness C) Home Safety

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

Provides positive parenting, parenting education, and enhanced health and prevention of abuse services for families that are pregnant or households with young children.

The Factory Ministries's Building Braves program educates parents, visits families in their homes, provides books and learning opportunities for the whole family so that children grow and thrive. The program's Early Learning and Elementary staff and programs empower families with tools and resources so that children can read better, graduate from high school, and become contributing members to the community. This program provides: - Parenting education - Home visiting - Books - Mentoring - Summer food program - Summer camp

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

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.

Offers a home visitation program that provides support, information, and referral services to pregnant women and parents with children. Specializes in modeling good parenting techniques and effective discipline practices, child and parent advocacy, educating parents on child growth and development, and working towards family sustainability.

Home visit program for children, ages birth to 5, and their parents. 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 take place one time a month. Home visits include lessons in parenting skills and education as well as information and referrals for other identified needs in the household. No eligiblity requirements apply and enrollment is free. Agency referrals and self referral are accepted.

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.

Offering Parents As Teachers (PAT), Families in Recovery, and Fatherhood & 24/7 Dads. With the belief that parents are the most influential and first teachers of their children, our Family Development Coordinators stand ready to help set goals and meet developmental milestones. All programs are focused on supporting families in developing parenting skills, enhancing communication, school readiness, and household management – everything families need to stay together, healthy, and strong!

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.

Provides an evidence-based home visiting program that supports parents as their child’s first teacher. Certified Family Development Specialists partner with parents to increase their knowledge of child development and to advance their child’s critical skills starting from the prenatal stage and continuing through kindergarten. Program Emphasis: A) Parent-Child Interaction B) Early Learning C) School Readiness D) Early Childhood Health/Development Screenings E) Overall Family Well-being

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

Promotes healthy parent-child relationships. Offers weekly home visits that include a focus on health, nutrition, education, disabilities, parent involvement, social services, and mental health.

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.

The Nurse-Family Partnership Program helps new moms by providing: A) Specially trained registered nurse to partner with moms-to-be starting early in pregnancy and continuing through the child’s second birthday B) Care and support needed for a healthy pregnancy, and a healthy, thriving baby C) Resources and advice to keep babies healthy and safe as they grow, learn, and develop D) Voluntary, free support for moms-to-be E) Trusting relationship with a nurse who will help new moms build their confidence, achieve their goals, and create a brighter future for themselves and their babies