Intensive family-centered services for families involved with The Arizona Department of Child Safety. Services include counseling, case management, parent education, domestic violence intervention and education, and referral to community resources.
Home visitation, coaching, age-appropriate health and developmental screenings for children, parent support groups, community referrals for families with children with developmental delays.
In-home family support for children birth to age 5 who are not eligible for the Arizona Early Intervention Program but exhibit developmental and/or medical challenges.
The leading national evidence-based early childhood development training program for parents of children ages 2- 8 years old
Home visitation program for low-income pregnant women and parents of newborn to age 3. Includes family support, parenting skills, community referrals and child development
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Comprehensive voluntary home visitation program for first time, high-risk mothers who are paired with a registered nurse when the mother is prenatal through the child's second birthday. The nurse provides support and education to the mother and child throughout the service delivery. Provided developmental screening and basic health monitoring of the mother and child. Nurse provides referral information to the mother as appropriate.
Community nursing services are provided to facilitate the transition of the child and family from the Newborn Intensive Care Unit to their home and community. Periodic monitoring of the child's medical and developmental needs identifies infants who would benefit from referral to other early intervention programs. Through these home visits, the family receives support and education as well as referral to appropriate community resources.
Respite services for active duty US Airforce and Navy families with children with moderate to severe special needs ages birth- age 10