Prenatal & Child Development Education
Learn about pregnancy, preparing for your baby, and how your child grows and learns, using the Parents As Teachers© (PAT) curriculum.
Support for your family. Connections for your future.
Our Family Support team offers home visits, prenatal and child development education, and help accessing community resources.
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What Family Support Looks Like at Neighborhood CentersYou know your family best. We work alongside you to build your confidence as a parent and address challenges that may stand in your family’s way. Your Family Support worker meets with you at least twice a month, or more often if you need additional support. Together, you talk about what’s going well, what’s difficult, and what would help. During home visits, we share information about your child’s development, from pregnancy through age five, and try activities you can do with your child. We use the Parents As Teachers© (PAT) curriculum and are working toward becoming a PAT affiliate. Our team speaks several languages and works with families from different cultural backgrounds. We help you find community resources and connect with services. Family gatherings give you opportunities to meet other parents, build friendships, and learn ways to meet your family’s needs and speak up for yourself. |
Learn about pregnancy, preparing for your baby, and how your child grows and learns, using the Parents As Teachers© (PAT) curriculum.
Work with our team to find services and resources that address challenges and fit your family’s needs.
Meet other families, build friendships, and learn ways to support your family and speak up for your needs.
Family Support
Director
Languages English, Spanish
Family Support
Specialist
Languages English, Spanish
Family Support
Specialist
Languages English, Swahili, French, Lingala
Family Support
Specialist
Languages English, Arabic
Family Support
Specialist
Languages English, Arabic
Family Support
Specialist
Languages English
For questions about services, contact Monica Miranda, Family Support Director.
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Connecting with Other FamiliesFamily gatherings bring parents and children together to share activities, learn from one another, and build friendships with people they can turn to for support. |
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Have a question about Family Support? Reach out to learn about available services and find a next step for your family.
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