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* Provides perinatal home visiting program for pregnant moms and baby in the home until they are two years of age.* Assists mothers with having a healthy pregnancy, keeping the child growing and developing normally, learning parenting skills, and achieving goals.

* Offers to match families with a peer volunteer who will offer emotional support, practical assistance, and share community resources during the baby's first year of life. Support varies and could include: Companionship. Light housework. Fixing a snack. Being there for the baby when a parent naps.

* Provides support to expecting parents and parents of a newborn baby through referrals to community resources as well as a voluntary home visitation service. Family support workers provide prenatal and postnatal information, child development assessment and information, parenting skills information and goal setting support encouraging self-suffiency.

* Offers referrals to support services such as case management, parent education classes, and obtaining baby items such as diapers, and other supplies.

Provides a safe and supportive living environment to homeless youth, ages 16 to 21. Serves males, females, LGBTQIA2S+, pregnant and parenting youth and their dependent children. The program provides an array of comprehensive services designed to empower youth and teach the skills that are needed to transition to independent living and self-sufficiency.

* Provides resources and education by community health nurses to pregnant women, postpartum women, and pediatric patients that offer: Medical monitoring. Health education. Pre-and post-natal care. Case management for high-risk pregnancies. * Offers an immunization clinic. * Provides screening for lead poison. * Offers the Pediatric Home Visit Program for children with acute/chronic health needs. * Offers the Early Intervention Program for children with disabilities or delayed development. * Offers the Infant Child Health Assessment Program/CHAP that provides screenings for physical, social and language development.

* Provides parents who have given birth and pregnant people the support they need to be physically healthy, emotionally healthy, and self-sufficient. Services include: On-site mental health counseling Pregnancy education, financial, parenting, postpartum, and life skills classes Job training Community Health Workers Care management

Inpatient maternity services, including: single-room delivery care, where labor, delivery and postpartum care take place in one room pain management options for labor, such as massage, heat, breathing and relaxation techniques, hydrotherapy, medication alternatives and epidural and spinal analgesia.Classes for: expectant mothers on infant care, safety in the early years and breastfeeding the infant's siblings where they learn about the impact of having a new brother/sister

* Assists with insurance enrollment for uninsured and underinsured pregnant women. Prenatal health education and social support services. Nutrition education. Prenatal Care and Assistance Program (PCAP). Medicaid Obstetrical and Maternity Services (MOMS) program. Childbirth education classes. Infant feeding classes. Confidential HIV counseling. Medicaid Enrollment Services.

A Fulton County Public Health Nurse (PHN) will contact every new mother in the county to offer a home visit and to notify them of the services available for children and their families. The PHN will call you within a few days of your discharge from the hospital to ask how you and your baby are doing and answer any questions you may have. If you wish, she will come to your home to see you and your baby. She will bring information that covers many topics of baby and child care, will weigh your baby, and will demonstrate any baby care techniques you may not be sure of, like taking a temperature.

An environment for young women ages 16 to 21 to set personal reproductive health goals and receive assistance achieving them.

* Provides support to expecting parents and parents of a newborn baby through referrals to community resources as well as a voluntary home visitation service. Family support workers provide prenatal and postnatal information, child development assessment and information, parenting skills information and goal setting support encouraging self-suffiency.

*Provides home visiting services to new and expecting parents by trained medical paraprofessionals:

• Parenting skills
• Child development
• Self-care
• Home Safety

*Screening is provided to identify risk factors and stressors the family may face.

Provides support to men who are new or expectant fathers, as well as those needing to complete court-mandated parenting classes. Our free services to men include evidence-based, Broome County Family Court approved parenting classes, a one-on-one mentoring program, material resources, a supplemental "Doctor Dad" educational program for fathers, and an "Alternatives to Domestic Violence" program for men who have an assessed need.

Provides researched-based parenting strategies to help parents and caregivers enhance their parenting skills, and develop a deeper understanding of how their personal and parenting knowledge affects children.

Offers the following classes:

Parenting in Times of Stress - Raising Resilient Kids/Teens: Assists parents/caregivers manage the impact of stressful events on youth and the family
Improving Family Communication: Explores ways to encourage conversation with youth and keep the conversation going
Magic Years: Education program for parents/caregivers of children from birth to 4 years old
The Middle Years: Education program for parents/caregivers of children ages 5 to 10 years
The Tween/Teen Years: Education program for parents/caregivers of children ages 11 to 18 years
The Strengthening Families Program: Online program for parents/caregiver and youth ages 11 to 18 years to work together on teen development, communication skills, and managing emotions
Just for Grandparents: Education program grandparent guardians to discuss parenting strategies, gain support, and connect with other

Provides training and support services for new parents to help them care for their child when they get home.

Provides services to help at every stage of pregnancy. Also offers various outreach programs for expectant parents, and health professionals to educate on the importance of prenatal health and care.

24 hour helpline for pregnant women who need support to cope with a pregnancy. Promotes a pro-life decision for pregnant girls and women.

Classes held at CVPH that help pregnant couples to know what to expect as a new parent. Classes should be completed four to five weeks before your due date.

Offers free pregnancy tests, post abortion counseling, ultrasound referrals to confirm viable pregnancies, baby basics classes, diapers, formula, baby food, car seats and more at no charge. Also offers counseling and guidance for pregnant women.This group is a life affirming organization.

Provides free parenting/relationship/career skills workshops for fathers and father-figures.

Workshops for expectant and new parents to maintain healthy pregnancies, have positive birthing experiences, and transition well to becoming a parent.

Teaches children 3 years of age and older how to welcome a new baby to the family. Offered through Family Education Program. Call for schedule and fees.

PACT serves the Village of Hempstead and surrounding communities. We focus on offering services to youth whom are at risk of unprotected sexual activity, early pregnancy, as well as pregnant and parenting teens. The PACT program works to provide teens with opportunities for cultural and education enrichment activities and case management that can support the development of personal goals.

Provides a residential program for mothers, age 18-24 of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and their babies. Offers a sheltered atmosphere and stable environment by which residents can be nurtured and encouraged to obtain education and training. Stresses responsibility, alleviates feelings of isolation, teaches parenting and child care skills and offers support. Strives to ensure employment and independent financial stability. Residents may remain for up to two years. Newsletter and agency brochure available. Maintains a Speakers Bureau which presents topics such as teen pregnancy and parenting.