Sentences with phrase «services to families»

Healthy Families Home Visitation Program provides high quality home visiting services to families who want to improve their children's health, nutrition and developmental outcomes.

x Family Relationship Services Australia, Submission to the Family Law Council: The Delivery of Family and Relationship Services to families from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and their communities, June 2011, page 8

Linda Scher is a family mediator and facilitator who has been providing private and confidential mediation services to families in Portland since 1990.

One must have a Master's or doctoral level degree in a mental health field that prepares one to provide clinical services to families and children, and one must be fully licensed to provide these services independently to complete the introductory and intermediate trainings and become a certified therapist.

Agency staff are also working with local stakeholders to build every regions capacity to provide a full menu of integrated services to families.

This is addressed by providing comprehensive and individualized services to the families.

He is currently in private practice through Between Two Homes ® LLC and contracts with organizations to provide services to families.

About Site - As a non-profit organization, the mission of Adoptions From The Heart is to provide safe and loving homes for children and offer quality, comprehensive services to families, birth parents and children.

FBPLA provides free home visitation services to all families in Los Alamos County.

We study together and offer a network of legal services to families preferring a non-adversarial approach to divorce.

Carol has spent the last 10 years of her practice working in an Early Intervention (Birth to Three) agency managing counseling services to families that have a child with a developmental delay / disability.

** Where feasible, I provide in - home services to families **»

Reflective supervision / consultation is a professional development practice that helps infant, early childhood, and family practitioners provide best - practice, high - quality care and services to families.

Read more about who provides Family Spirit services to families by going to Our Affiliates.

We provide high - quality, low - cost legal services to families and children on matters ranging from child abuse and domestic violence to child custody and support.

Prevent Child Abuse America is thrilled to partner with the Alliance for the additional support to nearly 4,000 HFA direct service providers and supervisors, allowing providers to continue to provide high - quality, evidence - based home visiting services to families nationwide.

Susan has worked in two domestic violence shelters in the state of Maryland, providing crisis intervention and therapeutic services to families in need.

She has experience working in inpatient treatment programs providing addiction treatment to adults and supportive services to their families.

Central to the PAT model are 17 model fidelity requirements, called Essential Requirements, which cover affiliate leadership, staffing, services to families, and evaluation.

The Normandy program provides standard PAT services to those families in Normandy; however, there will be a focus on screening for parental depression, linking those with parental depression to providers and following up after the referrals are made.

The Virginia Home Visiting Consortium (HVC), established in 2006, represents each of the state level public and non-profit organizations that deliver in - home parent education and family support services to families from pregnancy to school entry.

One program may believe that home visits are appropriate because they make it easier to individualize services to families with children at particular points in development or in particular family situations.

There are 17 metrics that we have determined are essential to the model and required in order to provide high quality, evidence - based services to families.

Parents as Teachers affiliates are designed to provide at least two years of services to families with children between prenatal and kindergarten entry, and ideally three years or more.

Denver Family Institute is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization offering affordable therapy services to families of all backgrounds, in addition to having a highly respected Marriage and Family Therapy training program.

Parent educators and their supervisors attend Parents as Teachers Foundational and Model Implementation Training prior to providing Parents as Teachers services to families.

She also provides developmental psychology services to families through the First Steps program and supports families of school age children through her own private practice, Kids Source, Inc..

It is because of the dedication and hard work of API's volunteers that API can sustain its services to families.

In addition to providing mediation services to families and businesses

Kids & Families Together (K&FT) is a non-profit, Ventura County organization providing counseling, education and support services to families that have come together through foster care, kinship care (primarily grandparents raising grandchildren) and adoption.

Home visiting provides support services to families with young children across the U.S..

The Center for Family Counseling offers the following services to families, individuals, couples and adolescents.

Thurston County Public Health and Social Services — The Nurse - Family Partnership program receives $ 102,500 to provide services to the families of 22 children in Thurston County.

Washington's Home Visiting Services Account, which has already gained national recognition, uses combinations of private, state and federal funds to provide more home visiting services to families living in some of Washington state's most vulnerable communities.

Jefferson County Public Health — The Nurse - Family Partnership program receives $ 175,000 to provide services to the families of 50 children.

Anne is trained as a family therapist and places great value on providing high - quality, accessible, respectful, and culturally sensitive services to families and children.

This account uses combinations of federal, state and private funds to provide more home visiting services to families living in some of Washington state's most vulnerable communities; funds also support the professional development of home visitors and ensure programs get the results they promise.

Licensed mental health providers who have specialized training in infant and early childhood mental health provide direct clinical services to families and consultation to home visitors on their team

In our new location we've added new programming, including targeted recruitment for older youth through our Extreme Recruitment program and front end family finding through our 30 Days to Family program, as well as more direct services to families and children with significant mental health and behavioral needs in the home through our Behavioral Interventionist program, bringing more support to foster and adoptive families than ever before.

Tacoma - Pierce County Health Department — The Nurse - Family Partnership program receives $ 145,686.50 to provide services to the families of 25 children in Pierce County.

I was referring to providing home - based services to families from low socioeconomic backgrounds who were also characterized by child maltreatment, mental health difficulties, or other psychological risks.

Incredible Kids aims to provide play and support services to families with a child with a disability or additional need to reduce inequality and social isolation.

St. James Family Center — The Parents as Teachers program receives $ 71,335 to provide services to the families of 40 children in Wahkiakum County.

Since December 2010, the state's Home Visiting Services Account has been using combinations of private, state and federal funds to provide more home visiting services to families living in some of Washington state's most vulnerable communities; funds also support the professional development of home visitors and ensure programs get the results they promise.

United Parents Provides services to families with children who have mental, emotional and behavioral problems.

A renewed and expanded partnership between state agencies and home visiting programs will increase services to families receiving TANF funds.

In this issue of Zero to Three, we are delighted to collaborate with Guest Editors James McHale and Vicky Phares, professors at the University of South Florida, to explore how fathers are included in services to families with very young children.

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic — The Parents as Teachers program receives $ 155,000 to provide services to the families of 50 children in Yakima County.

The Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.) developed the TAC based on its extensive experience in providing pre - and post-adoption counseling and educational services to families, educators, child welfare staff and mental health providers in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington D.C. C.A.S.E. also serves as a national resource for foster / adoptive families and professionals through its training, publications, and consultations.

In this report you will learn a variety of practical strategies — some small and some more extensive — that state deaf - blind projects and parent centers use to work together to increase the effectiveness of their services to families.