- Supporting families in providing an environment that promotes the healthy growth and development of their children.
- Providing in-home training in effective parenting skills and techniques. Learning effective discipline and parenting techniques helps children improve grades and results in fewer behavior problems, less substance abuse issues, better mental health and greater social competence.
- Reducing the risk of child abuse and neglect by encouraging positive parenting practices that promote safety, well-being, and permanency for children and families.
SAFECARE
- A program for parents with children 0-5 years
- Providers come to your home for weekly sessions
- Focus areas: Parent-Infant/Child Interaction, Home Safety, and Child Health
- Improved parenting skills
- How to manage your child’s difficult behaviors
- Ways to increase positive time with your child
- How to identify hazards and childproof your home
- How to keep your child healthy and reduce risk for illness and injury
Program participants may receive FREE health kits, home childproofing supplies, books, diapers & more. Year-round open enrollment for families!
For more information, contact:
Angela Munoz, Director of Education and Outreach
(760) 776-1600 Ext. 120
mailto:Amunoz@jfkfoundation.org
Funded by First 5 Riverside & Regional Access Project Foundation
CalWORKS Parents As Teachers
Parents As Teachers – an evidence-based home visiting model that promotes the optimal early development, learning and health of children by supporting and engaging their parents and caregivers. Offered prenatally through kindergarten and funded by County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services. for parents who are CalWORKs recipients.
For more information, contact:
Angela Munoz, Director of Education and Outreach
(760) 776-1600 Ext. 120
mailto:Amunoz@jfkfoundation.org
Or simply fill out the form below:
Funded by County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services.
Community Resources Assistance
Our Community Resource Specialist provides parents and caregivers with information and referrals, to free and low-cost, health and social service agencies/programs available in the Coachella Valley.
WHAT WE OFFER:
- Assistance identifying needed community resources and/or programs
- Referrals to appropriate services
- Enrollment assistance into programs and services
- Follow-up to ensure a connection to services has been made
EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES AVAILABLE:
- Food
- Housing
- Car Seats
- Parenting Programs
- Health / Mental Health Services
For more information, contact:
Karla Flores-Rosas, Community Resource Specialist
kfloresrosas@jfkfoundation.org
Funded by First 5 Riverside
Differential Response
WHAT IS DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE?
- Support for families with children 0 to 17, in an effort to prevent future referrals and entry into the formal Child Welfare System
- Family Support Specialists come to your home for weekly sessions
- Focus areas: Child Safety, supporting positive behavior, setting healthy limits, building family relationships
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
- Improved positive parenting skills
- Positive behavior strategies to reduce behavior problems
- Limit setting and monitoring skills
- Parent-child relationship building skills
- Linkage to ancillary services
Funded by County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services.
