Provides in-home supportive services. Registered nurses provide education and support to new parents and babies, methods for child bonding, and assistance with self-sufficiency. Services begin at pregnancy and continue and the child reaches 2 years old.

Offers a visitation program that pairs pregnant women and new mothers with a home visitor to support child development & healthy parenting. Also aids with a research-based curricula that help families raise children to be healthy, safe, and learning.

Assists pregnant women and their families through weekly 90 minute home visits and bi-weekly group socialization events. Home Visitors also assist families in securing healthcare services for both the mother and infant, as well as, childcare service after the baby is born.

Provides in-home visits from nurses for individuals caring for newborn children during the first weeks following childbirth. Nurses check the baby's weight and assess the physical and emotional health of both the newborn and parents.

Supports expectant women and new mothers with babies under one through the TANF Initiative for Parents (TIP), offering parenting skills, education, and welfare-to-work assistance. Program objectives encompass ensuring children's welfare, stabilizing families, and fostering self-sufficiency. Mothers can avail services until the child turns one, subject to program compliance, and participation is renewable in three-month increments. Services include CWEP positions (for eligible clients), childcare, food preparation, facility maintenance, daily educational workshops, parent support groups, weekly home visitation, promoting healthy child development, life skills counseling, career exploration, employment coaching, and balancing work, family, and childcare access.

Provides home visits, educational, vocational, and social assessments, including counseling and parenting skills for teenage parents, ages 13 through 23. Aids to to succeed individuals as young parents and young adults.

Aims to foster optimal child development, enhancing a child's learning achievement. The program includes personal in-home visits, group activities, development screenings, and networking the family with community resources.

Offered first-time pregnant moms in Passaic County, NJ through the Nurse-Family Partnership program. Nurse home visitors offer regular support, referrals, education, and networking. From promoting a healthy pregnancy to coaching on child development, the program empowers families to pursue their goals.

Provides one-on-one support to pregnant individuals and families with children under 12-months old. Includes supportive services for fathers and father figures of young children.

Connects pregnant individuals, families, and caregivers of young children to community resources, programs, and services. Services include: health insurance, medical care, housing, childcare, prenatal health education, WIC applications, early childhood programs, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Connects pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children from diverse backgrounds with resources to enhance their quality of life. Specialists facilitate access to free or low-cost wellness services, identify individual and family needs, and link them to community services including health insurance, housing, childcare, education, WIC, and support from early childhood specialists, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Provides a home visit by specially trained nurses for any family caring for a newborn baby during the critical first weeks following childbirth. Program nurses will check the baby's weight and assess the physical and emotional health of both the newborn and parents.

Provides an evidence-based, free and voluntary home visitation program serving pregnant women and families in service area with children 0-3 years of age. The program provides parents with information, support, and developmental screenings as well as referrals to community resources.

Assists pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children from diverse backgrounds to enhance their quality of life. Connects consumers to free or affordable wellness resources, identifies their needs, and links them to services such as health insurance, medical care, housing, childcare, prenatal health education, WIC applications, early childhood programs, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Connects pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children from diverse backgrounds with resources to enhance their quality of life. Specialists facilitate access to free or low-cost wellness services, identify individual and family needs, and link them to community services including health insurance, housing, childcare, education, WIC, and support from early childhood specialists, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Connects pregnant individuals, families, and caregivers of young children to community resources, programs, and services. Services include: health insurance, medical care, housing, childcare, prenatal health education, WIC applications, early childhood programs, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Provides low-income, first-time moms the care and support they need to have a healthy pregnancy, provide responsible and competent care for their children, and become more economically self-sufficient.

Provides a home visitation program utilizing the Parents as Teachers model. Also offers in-home parenting education and support, child development/health screenings, fatherhood and literacy programs, as well as a food pantry. The Parents as Teachers model aims to increase parent knowledge of early childhood development, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, prevent child abuse and neglect, and increase a child's school readiness and success.

Connects pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children from diverse backgrounds with resources to enhance their quality of life. Specialists facilitate access to free or low-cost wellness services, identify individual and family needs, and link them to community services including health insurance, housing, childcare, education, WIC, and support from early childhood specialists, home visiting programs, and community health workers.

Offers first-time pregnant moms in Passaic County, NJ, the Nurse-Family Partnership program partners them with nurse home visitors. Regular visits offer support, referrals, education, and networking. The Northern Consortium innovates with a Central Intake System, streamlining referrals for all home visitation programs.

Offers a specialized educational environment tailored to support the academic, therapeutic, social, and emotional growth of children and adults with multiple disabilities.

Offers a voluntary home-visitation program for first-time pregnant mothers. Nurses make home visits to pregnant woman between 20-28 weeks of their pregnancy to provide support, education and resources.

Connects pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children with free or affordable wellness resources, identifies their needs, and links them to various health services. Services include: health insurance, medical care, housing, childcare, prenatal health education, WIC applications, early childhood programs, and home visiting programs.

Provides a home visitation program that supports expectant mothers and parents of children up to 5 years of age. A parent educator visits the client's home to offers hearing, vision, cognitive, social, emotional, speech and motor development screenings. Linkage to community resources, personal home visits, peer support, education and parenting skills-development through monthly group connections meetings.

Offers home-based education and care for pregnant (pre-natal) and new (post-natal) parents. Available in pregnancy and through the child's 5th birthday.