Healthy Families 
Healthy Families is a home-visitation program for new 
parents needing support and guidance during the exciting 
and challenging time of having a new baby. Healthy Families 
begins visitation either prenatally or within three months of 
birth. Visits are offered, on a voluntary basis, at least once 
a week. The family creates a Family Plan and works with a 
Support Worker to achieve goals. The program lasts up to 
five years.

Parent Support Groups
Parent Support Groups allow parents to get together to 
learn about topics relevant to parents, as well as build a 
support system. Topics include child development, proper 
parent-child interaction, finances, college, and other 
community resources.

Play Groups
Play Groups offer parents an opportunity to bring their 
children to participate in age appropriate activities to 
increase parent-child interaction.

Parenting Workshops
The Parent-Child Center offers Parenting Workshops that cover information needed to parent infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. These workshops are taught at the Parent-Child Center, and at local schools and churches.

Also available:

Links to Community Services
The Parent-Child staff work to make sure that families are aware of and able to utilize any available community resources that will help them meet their goals.  We work closely with such agencies as Infant Crisis Center, WIC, TANF, the Housing Authority, and many, many more.

Child Development Screenings
Staff are certified in the Denver Developmental Screening. This instrument is designed to be used with apparently well children between birth and six years of age and is administered by assessing a child's performance on various age-appropriate tasks.

Resource Room
The Center keeps a variety of items on hand to help families with emergency needs. Items such as diapers, formula, clothing and toys are kept on hand to help families in our program through a difficult time.