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Provided through Early Head Start home visitation program. Home visits using "Partners for a Healthy Baby" curriculum with information about pregnancy and postpartum care, fetal development, and health and safety practices for the home.
A Healthy Families America Affiliated home visitation program that provides support, parent education, and referrals to eligible families in Randolph County. Healthy Families of Randolph County is part of Healthy Families America, a nationally recognized, evidence based home visiting program designed to work with overburdened families.
Home Visitation Program: Nurses monitor mother and child and conduct for co-occurring risk factors including maternal depression, stress, domestic violence, prepares a plan of action with the infants caregivers, provides educational topics and tools to address issues, improve parenting skills, help parents access external resources as needed, including diapers, formula and safety equipment to promote the health and safety of the mother and child.
Provides information about health pregnancy and postpartum care, fetal development, health and safety practices for the home.
Provided through Early Head Start home visitation program. Home visits using "Partners for a Healthy Baby" curriculum with information about pregnancy and postpartum care, fetal development, and health and safety practices for the home.
The Center serves parents of, and professionals who work with, young children with special needs through STAR NET Region II, including North and West Suburban Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, and McHenry counties in Illinois. Services include a broad range of resources and information for parents and professionals, including workshops, on-site presentations, technical assistance, and funding for training.

Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
School Readiness Programs
Community Based Preschools
SGA, by way of funding through Start Early, offers Early Head Start and Head Start programs. They use the 'Parents as Teachers' home-based curriculum, which focuses on motor coordination, language and literacy, and social-emotional and cognitive learning through an individualized approach. Services include parent workshops on childcare, health, and transitioning to kindergarten, as well as weekly group socializations and field trips.

Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
School Readiness Programs
Healthy Families is a voluntary home visiting program that helps new and expectant parents strengthen their family's functioning and reduce their risk for child abuse or neglect. The program is a prevention program that works to improve the safety of children while providing support to the family. Home visitors help new moms and dads be better parents by teaching them how babies grow and develop, how to keep babies safe and healthy, good parenting skills, and goal setting.
Kids Above All's Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) program improves school readiness for 3-to 5-year-olds, empowering parents with the necessary skills and tools to serve as their child's primary educator and most effective advocate. The Family Educators go into the home and use a nationally recognized, evidence-based curriculum to ensure kids are ready to succeed in kindergarten and beyond. The curriculum focuses on developing the child's early math, reading, and science skills.
CCAC provides free home visitation, support groups, and supportive services to income qualifying pregnant women and parents with children from birth to age three.Families are visited in their home by a parent coach who support parents as their child's first teacher. Parents learn about healthy child development and practice parenting techniques to enhance bonding and family well-being. Pregnant women are provided support and resources as they prepare for the birth of their child.

Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Parent Support Groups
General Expectant/New Parent Assistance
Home Based Parenting Education
Brightpoint's Southside Early Learning Network (SELN) provides family support and coaching through planned, regular visits with a trained professional based on a family's needs and schedules. Home visiting is a voluntary program, and home visitors work with parents on practical parenting skills as well as family bonding before birth and as children grow up. Through partnering with the home visitors, families learn how to improve their family's health and provide better opportunities for their children.

The IDHS-DEC Home Visiting Program supports pregnant people and parents with young children ages 0-5 who live in communities that face greater risks and barriers to achieving positive maternal and child health outcomes.

Families choose to participate in home visiting programs, and partner with health, social service, and child development professionals to set and achieve goals that improve their health and well-being.

Service providers use one of the following four evidence-based home visiting models: Early Head Start Home-Based (EHS), Healthy Families America (HFA), Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP), and Parents as Teachers (PAT).

Parent Share and Support provides information and support for parents. Home visits are available by trained parent educators. Group meetings with other parents are also available.

Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Home Based Parenting Education
Parenting Skills Classes
Healthy Families Program - home visits from highly trained personnel to help expecting or new teen parents with a range of topics surrounding child development, education and employment information, connecting new families with assistance around food, clothing, affordable housing, medical care, transportation and other related basic needs.
Home visiting helps to support a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development during the first years of life. By working with parents or caregivers of children from newborn to age 3, in their homes, we are able to work and track progress to ensure that children meet critical developmental milestones. Home visitors establish a customized Individual Family Support Plan for each family at their first meeting and track progress based on their goals. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills.
This program provides High-Risk Infant Follow-up (APORS) services to infants diagnosed with syphilis at birth to ensure that repeat blood testing (RPR titers) is done to document successful treatment and provide education regarding syphilis and its transmission. Home visits are conducted by public health nurses. Developmental screenings for infants by the public health nurses at specified ages and related health information to the parents to help the high-risk infant grow and develop as best possible.
Concordia Place offers the Home Visiting Program which works to assist parents in ensuring their child's health and well-being while working to improve the relationship between parent and child.
Home visiting helps to support a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development during the first years of life. By working with parents or caregivers of children from newborn to age 3, in their homes, we are able to work and track progress to ensure that children meet critical developmental milestones. Home visitors establish a customized Individual Family Support Plan for each family at their first meeting and track progress based on their goals. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills.
CCAC provides free home visitation, support groups, and supportive services to income qualifying pregnant women and parents with children from birth to age three living in and around the Roseland area.Families are visited in their home by a parent coach who support parents as their child's first teacher. Parents learn about healthy child development and practice parenting techniques to enhance bonding and family well-being. Pregnant women are provided support and resources as they prepare for the birth of their child.

Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Home Based Parenting Education
Parent Support Groups
General Expectant/New Parent Assistance

Offers weekly in home visits with a trained parent educator to focus on parent-child interaction, literacy, meeting milestones and healthy development.

Services

Parent/Child Instruction
Expectant/New Parent Assistance
Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Parents as Teachers promotes the optimal early development, learning and health of children by supporting and engaging their parents and caregivers. This program is a research based, home visiting program that builds on the concept that parents are in the best position to influence their child's readiness to learn. Parents as Teachers provides specific, timely information about child development in the family home, or at another comfortable setting. Parents learn what they can do to provide their children with a positive start in life that will help ensure their success in school. The program includes home visits, parent group meetings, developmental screenings and a resource network.

Services

Child Development Classes
Home Based Parenting Education
Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Pediatric Developmental Screening
Helping Services for Youth and Families provides professionally trained family educators who serve families with children ages birth to age three. In-home services provided include: Prenatal teaching and support, Certified breastfeeding support, Infant/child weight checks, Child passenger safety, Healthy, safe home environment checklist, Developmental assessments, Vision and hearing screenings, and Resource referral. Outside of the home parent-child play groups are offered providing social and networking opportunities for families. In addition parenting workshops are provided that focus on creating positive environments where a child can use their energy in successful ways and offering interventions tools for parents that are used by teachers in their child's classroom providing greater consistency for the child. Programs are available in English and Spanish.

Services

Parent/Child Activity Groups
Home Based Parenting Education
Parenting Skills Classes
Infant and Child Safety Education
Breastfeeding Support Programs
Pediatric Developmental Assessment
Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Firman Community Services provides a case manager and comprehensive support for pregnant women and infants up to the age of one. Patients receive pre- and post-natal care, program referrals, insurance registration and assistance, immunizations up to the age of one, well-baby visits, home visitation, diapers, formula, CTA fare, food pantry access, quarterly baby showers, baby clothing, support group meetings, and access to emergency funds when available.

Services

General Health Insurance Information/Counseling
Community Baby Showers
New Mothers
Train Fare
Prenatal Care
Diapers
Pregnancy/Childbirth Support Groups
Formula/Baby Food
Well Baby Care
Postpartum Care
Baby Clothing
Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs
Home visiting helps to support a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development during the first years of life. By working with parents or caregivers of children from newborn to age 3, in their homes, we are able to work and track progress to ensure that children meet critical developmental milestones. Home visitors establish a customized Individual Family Support Plan for each family at their first meeting and track progress based on their goals. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills.
Shelter's Healthy Families is a nationally recognized home visiting program that offers five years of free, one-on-one support for first-time parents who face multiple challenges. The Shelter's multilingual staff works with parents during a child's formative years-from birth through age 5-to create safe and healthy environments for their babies. Through regular home visits, Shelter staff support parents in achieving fundamental skills such as stress management, effective discipline, health care, and nutrition while connecting them to critical community resources.