In-home visits for new mothers Ob/Gyn referrals to social in at-risk families (dependent service providers/Public on grant funding) Health for pre-natal At least one no-cost or education Free parenting classes by parenting class available groups, churches (need at all times in Camden DFCS to identify partners) County (faith-based groups, nonprofits, DFCS, community funding for in-home partners) visits SGHS Mandated reporters At-risk families receive at Parent-teacher organizations Clear referral processes for least one home visit after families to parenting birth of baby (dependent on Babies Can’t Wait classes, financial management, grant funds) nutrition classes offered by Camden Community Alliance Public Health/community and Resources partners (Community Health Coalition, SGHS, Gateway) Workforce Investment Act After every positive test Provider (Paxen) Public Health follows positive provide a consultation pregnancy tests to offer Camden County Attendance services, counseling Panel Offer 2 trainings per month Increased use of training for Local Interagency Planning mandatory reporters (available Team online through Governor’s Office for Children and Department of Juvenile Families) Justice Distribute materials to All new mothers receive mothers Governor’s Office for Children information on community and Families resources for parenting classes while in the hospital (SGHS) Each school parent-teacher organization will offer at least
Ob/Gyn referrals to social service providers/Public Health for pre-natal education DFCS funding for in-home visits SGHS Mandated reporters Parent-teacher organizations Babies Can’t Wait Camden Community Alliance and Resources Workforce Investment Act Provider (Paxen) Camden County Attendance Panel Local Interagency Planning Team Department of Juvenile Justice Governor’s Office for Children and Families In-home visits for new mothers in at-risk families (dependent on grant funding) Free parenting classes by groups, churches (need to identify partners) Clear referral processes for families to parenting classes, financial management, nutrition classes offered by Public Health/community partners (Community Health Coalition, SGHS, Gateway) Public Health follows positive pregnancy tests to offer services, counseling Increased use of training for mandatory reporters (available online through Governor’s Office for Children and Families) All new mothers receive information on community resources for parenting classes while in the hospital (SGHS) At least one no-cost or parenting class available at all times in Camden County (faith-based groups, nonprofits, DFCS, community partners) At-risk families receive at least one home visit after birth of baby (dependent on grant funds) After every positive test provide a consultation Offer 2 trainings per month Distribute materials to mothers Each school parent-teacher organization will offer at least
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