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Through the Parents as Teachers program, provides in-home visits to educate and support parents. A certified parent educator is assigned to each family and visits at least twice monthly for an hour. Checks milestones, encourages parent-child interaction with age-appropriate activities, and ensures the family's basic needs are met by referring the family to community resources.

Parenting home visiting using the ARC Grow curriculum for those who have experienced trauma. Parents as Teachers home visits also available for prenatal to 5.

Provides bi-monthly personal home visits, during which parent educators share age-appropriate child development and parenting information, helps parents learn to observe their child, and address parenting concerns for social, emotional, intellectual, and language growth and development of their child.

Parenting home visiting using the ARC Grow curriculum for those who have experienced trauma. Parents as Teachers home visits also available for prenatal to 5.

Hands-on coaching by highly trained in-home educators. Parents have weekly meetings, over the course of four months to prevent and alleviate the risks of child abuse and neglect, strengthen the family unit, and increase life skills. New parenting skills are taught, discussed, and home practice exercises are assigned.

Provides in- home counseling, therapeutic, psychological, and case management services such as counseling, skills development assessment, and peer supporting.

Parenting home visiting using the ARC Grow curriculum for those who have experienced trauma. Parents as Teachers home visits also available for prenatal to 5.

Intensive one on one home based education and referral/resource information to families in Box Elder County. Professional home visitors assist parents with a variety of interventions designed to increase the parent's ability to provide a nurturing atmosphere for their children.

Home visits focus on parent-child interaction, development-centered parenting, and family well-being. Serves a range of families with high needs.

Provides STEPS in-home parenting class. 7-week course one hour a week. Can hold sessions in office. Early childhood program for parents with children age 0-11 years old. Parent handbook is general parenting information for parents of children age 0-18 years old.

The Families First program provides evidence-based, in-home parent-skill based intervention to teach parents and youth skills to change unwanted behavior and improve family functioning. Program is 6-10 hours per week for 8-12 weeks.