Provides child development and parenting education for those expecting and families with children through a personal visit and group program customized for the needs of the family. Programs include: - Book/Media Lending Library. - Childbirth Education and Doula Labor Support. - Community Linkage. - Developmental Screenings. - Educational Newsletters. - Parents as Teachers Personal Visit Program. - Play to Learn, Prenatal and Teen Support Group Programs. - Preschool Transition.

Offers weekly class to children, birth to three years of age, and their caregivers. Classes are to develop school readiness skills. Class includes: - Cooperative play opportunities - Develop social skills - Bond with their parent or caregiver

Offers brass, vocal, guitar, and drum lessons with no prior experience required. *Please inquire if interested in learning a different instrument

Nurtures school readiness and optimal child development by supporting pregnant women, infants, toddlers and their parents. Participation options include: - Home visits. - Babies and Books parent-child groups. - Developmental screenings. - Family fun events. - Parent workshops. - Case management.

Strengthens families by supporting interactions between parents and children, contributing to early childhood development and preparing children for success during life's most critical period. Services include: - Home visiting. - Parent-child interaction groups. - Developmental assessments. -Toys and books. - Diapers.

Multifaceted program designed to provide helpful early-childhood services and activities for expecting families and those with children up to 3 years of age. - Bi-weekly personal visits with activities to increase child development skills, as well as offer social support. - Parent/child groups (LAP: Learning and Playing Time). - Regular developmental, social-emotional, health, hearing, and vision screenings. - Parent workshops for information and support. - Family fun activities and story hour. - Linkage to other support agencies. - Transition to other education programs at age 3. - Monthly newsletter. - Lending library.

Resources and services are available for families needing additional support, including families in crisis, struggling with postpartum depression, or dealing with situations such as homelessness, kinship care, parenting as a teen, and more. Services include: - Crisis counseling. - Home visits and parenting education. - Facilitated play groups (meet other families and learn about your child's development). - Parent support groups with childcare provided. - Parenting education classes. - Referrals for resources and follow-ups.