Public Health DFCS makes recommendation DFCS creates and distributes Fewer children in single More agencies collaborating to visit Public Health when quarterly report to Public parent families (County for effective outcomes School system/school nurses aware of teen pregnancy or Health Health Rankings) pregnancies in at-risk families cases of child abuse Day care providers Mandatory reporters better Care Net’s While You Recruit 10 participants per trained Healthier children “Earn Faith-based providers Learn” program (in Glynn month County) Parenting classes available for Higher graduation rate Churches all teens and at-risk families In-home visits for new mothers Conduct 4 visits per month throughout the year More students with on-time Glynn Family Violence Task in at-risk families (need graduation rates Force funding) Family violence reduced Lower rate of child abuse DFCS Free parenting classes by At least one no-cost or Less child abuse groups, churches parenting class available Grant funding for in-home on a regular basis visits Clear referral processes for families to parenting At-risk families receive at Southeast Georgia Health classes, nutrition classes least one home visit after System offered by Public birth of baby (dependent on Health/community partners grant funds) Mandated reporters Public Health follows positive Provide consultation after Parent-teacher organizations pregnancy tests to offer every positive test services, counseling Babies Can’t Wait Mandatory reporters complete At least 20 mandated Family Connection online training through Georgia reporters participate in Office of Children and Families training/updates each year through online training through Georgia Office of Children and Families All new mothers receive Distribute materials to information on community mothers resources for parenting classes while in the hospital
Public Health School system/school nurses Day care providers Faith-based providers Churches Glynn Family Violence Task Force DFCS Grant funding for in-home visits Southeast Georgia Health System Mandated reporters Parent-teacher organizations Babies Can’t Wait Family Connection DFCS makes recommendation to visit Public Health when aware of teen pregnancy or pregnancies in at-risk families Care Net’s “Earn While You Learn” program (in Glynn County) In-home visits for new mothers in at-risk families (need funding) Free parenting classes by groups, churches Clear referral processes for families to parenting classes, nutrition classes offered by Public Health/community partners Public Health follows positive pregnancy tests to offer services, counseling Mandatory reporters complete online training through Georgia Office of Children and Families All new mothers receive information on community resources for parenting classes while in the hospital DFCS creates and distributes quarterly report to Public Health Recruit 10 participants per month Conduct 4 visits per month At least one no-cost or parenting class available on a regular basis At-risk families receive at least one home visit after birth of baby (dependent on grant funds) Provide consultation after every positive test At least 20 mandated reporters participate in training/updates each year through online training through Georgia Office of Children and Families Distribute materials to mothers Fewer children in single parent families (County Health Rankings) Mandatory reporters better trained Parenting classes available for all teens and at-risk families throughout the year Family violence reduced Less child abuse More agencies collaborating for effective outcomes cases of child abuse Healthier children Higher graduation rate More students with on-time graduation rates Lower rate of child abuse