Sentences with phrase «parent outreach workers»

This special program is designed for psychologists, therapists, social workers, teachers, early childhood professionals, medical professionals, members of the clergy, and parent outreach workers.

This special program is designed for psychologists, therapists, social workers, teachers, early childhood professionals, medical professionals, members of the clergy, and parent outreach workers.

They taught listening and parent support group leadership to every parent outreach worker, public health nurse and lactation consultant in the Prenatal - to - Three project, a division of San Mateo County Public Health that served over 3,000 high - risk parents yearly.

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As a teacher, a principal, or a family outreach worker, what would you do if you found out that a parent hadn't been sending his 7 - year - old to school?

It's a great program, but the outreach workers use all sorts of enticements — free childcare, a weekly raffle, free diapers — to get parents in because we want all of them, the good and particularly the bad.

social workers at school who are available for family and community outreach, and who make home visits to give parents and guardians the parenting skills they need to maintain a healthy, safe environment for all members of the household.

CHWs go by many names in Healthy Start, including navigator, parent advocate, family educator, outreach worker, and other titles.

For domestic adoptive families, the social worker will also discuss the adoption procedures (e.g. surrender of custody, placement, adoption finalization), family profile development, outreach to birth parents, building open adoption relationships, meeting potential birth parents, matching with birth parents, hospital planning, placement, post-placement supervision, post adoption contact and on - going relationships with birth parents.

And for professionals, we offer the eight - week Professionals Intensive Course in Hand in Hand Parenting Tools, designed for therapists, social workers, ministers, medical professionals, home visitors, and community outreach workers.

Every person who works in an Head Start program has a role to play in promoting healthy social - emotional development — from the bus driver who greets children and families in the morning, to the family support worker who does outreach to parents and other caregivers.