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Provides for intense home visiting and support services for first-time moms, utilizing a nationally successful, evidence-based model developed by the Nurse-Family Partnership. Program allows nurses to deliver the support first-time moms need to have a healthy pregnancy, become knowledgeable and responsible parents, and provide their babies with the best possible start in life.

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Provides intensive in-home family support services for at-risk first-time parents, beginning prenatal and continuing until the child is five years of age. Families participate voluntarily in the program and receive home visiting and referrals from trained staff. The program has three goals: to promote positive parenting, to encourage child health and development, and to prevent child abuse and neglect.

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BLOOMS: Care navigation from maternal and child health specialists who can connect with other health department and community resources as well as provide guidance and education. Baby Care: Education and case management services provided by a registered nurse to pregnant women and infants up to 2 years of age who are Medicaid eligible. Resource Mothers: A special mentoring program for first time pregnant or parenting teens. Teens will receive education about taking care of themselves and their infants up to one year of age. Teens will benefit from assistance with setting educational goals, accessing healthcare, and planning for the future care of their infant. Car Seat Program: Free, new car seats, including infant convertible seats and booster seats for older children, are available to families who qualify. Parents must attend a short instructional session to learn the correct placement and use of the car seat or booster seat.

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Lending library - support groups-research on disabilities one-on-one support. Newsletter of information, etc.

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The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) helps military parents, including expectant parents, to increase their parenting skills so they can provide a nurturing environment for their children. The NPSP professional home visitors are Registered Nurses and Licensed Social Workers who provide supportive and caring services to military families. NPSP services are free, voluntary & confidential.

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Project LINK provides an array of services to meet the multiple needs of substance-abusing pregnant women, mothers and their infants, and women of childbearing age. On-site Project LINK services include case management, education, parenting skills, and support groups. Treatment modalities include case management, housing assistance and group therapy. Also provide Fatherhood Initiative program.

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Healthy Families provides voluntary, comprehensive home-visiting services that support at-risk expectant and new parents and help prevent poor childhood outcomes. Home visits are activity-based and focus on a variety of topics including healthy family functioning, family goal planning, maternal and child health, positive parenting strategies, child development, and school readiness. Home visitors also provide families with referrals to a wide array of community resources.

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The PREP Parent Resource Center serves parents of children with disabilities or special needs and promotes partnerships among parents, educators, and our community resources. We provide free access to information, workshops, and resources to support the success of all students, especially those with learning challenges, special needs, and disabilities. You can also call for individualized consultations at no charge.

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Offers fatherhood skills primarily to fathers of Eastern Shore Head Start students. Uses the comprehensive 24/7 Dad program developed by the National Fatherhood Iniative.

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Offers new mothers and parents of young children support to nurture their children in a positive, enriching and rewarding way. Once a family is enrolled in the program, a home visitor will begin visiting, usually once a week. The home visitor serves as a resource for parenting, child development and child health information, and is familiar with other resources in the community. Home visiting is tailored to meet each family's needs. It is designed to use the strengths of the parent to achieve goals she sets for her family. Families can become eligible during pregnancy and until the child turns 6 years old. Services are free to families in Charlottesville, Nelson County and Albemarle County.

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Provides assistance to parents who need help finding information and resources needed for their children. Assistance is also available to parents in the areas of the special education process, current issues and support. Assistance provided individually, in small groups or by providing workshops on various topics.

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Gives information to expectant mothers on having a healthy pregnancy, parenting, and personal development. Mothers who complete the program receive needed materials for the baby.

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Healthy Families of the Blue Ridge is a non-profit home visiting program for first time parents whose life situation and stressors indicate they would benefit from ongoing education and support. Referrals accepted for prenatal parents or before their baby is two weeks old. We offer a comprehensive assessment of needs and referral to community resources. Parents are provided in-home parenting education and support regarding children's health, development and effective parenting techniques.

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Resource And Foster Families Team recruits, trains, approves and supports foster/adoptive families. RAFFT provide basic training several times a year both evening and day classes and a variety of other training to further assist our foster/adoptive parents.

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Provides mentoring and support services to first-time pregnant teens ages 19 and under. Roles models assist teens throughout her pregnancy and until the baby has its first birthday. Also provides case management services to pregnant teens through this difficult time in their lives, and help them make the transition to parenthood.

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Provides co-parenting classes for parents or other custodial individuals going through change in family life. This class teaches parents how to manage conflict and how to effectively parent when living in two separate households. Separation, divorce, economic changes, and the addition of a new spouse can all bring added stress to two parents who are trying to parent children from separate homes. This class gives valuable reminders, simple tools for managing conflict within the family, and information about your children's developmental needs.

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DePaul Community Resources is an independent, non-profit human services organization which serves the communities of Central and Southwest Virginia through our Treatment Foster Care, Developmental Disabilities, Clinical Services, and Adoption programs.

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Resource Mothers is an in-home visiting program. It matches experienced mothers with pregnant teenagers to help provide guidance as they make the adjustment to motherhood.

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Healthy Families West Piedmont home visitors support parents as they establish nurturing parent-child relationships, develop positive parenting skills, provide safe homes, and learn to support healthy child development. Families work to reduce risks and build resiliency so that they can raise healthy children who are ready to learn.

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Parent Resource Center gives information and support to families and educators with the goal of promoting a cooperative partnership between parents and educators of children with disabilities. The Center provides workshops on the special education process and offers a quarterly newsletter, lending library, parenting sessions, referrals and direct support through listening and problem solving with families.

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Baby Care: Free education and case management services provided by a registered nurse to pregnant women and infants up to 2 years of age who are Medicaid eligible. Text 4 Baby: An educational program that sends free messages each week to your cell phone to help you through your pregnancy and your baby's first year. For more information, or to sign up, visit the Text 4 Baby website www.text4baby.org.

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Child Find’s Parent Help program offers free, confidential*, telephone-based services to parents in conflict. We help fragile families explore safe, legal options and available support systems.

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A home visiting program that supports new and expecting parents. Each parent or family is assigned their own Family Support Specialist, they will work with client to find out how they can best support the client.

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The Center helps women in pregnancy related crisis providing confidential education about pregnancy options, free pregnancy testing, practical help, post abortion grief help and emotional support by compassionate Christians. Will also provide maternity clothing, baby clothing and accessories. Pro Choice facility.

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Mentors pregnant teenagers up to the age of 19 from the prenatal period to the infant's first birthday. Information provided includes nutrition education during pregnancy to enhance healthy babies that are born with a normal birth weight; family planning and prevention; breastfeeding encouragement and counseling; continuing education through completion of high school or GED/adult education; resources available for community assistance; WIC, Medicaid, TANF and other applicable services; provides young parents with information about child development and child safety for a stable and nurturing environment for a healthy, happy baby; reduce repeat pregnancy rate; and reduce infant mortality and death rate of infants.

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