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Deal of the Month Extended savings: Save 50% on this Introductory Workbook for Working with Immigrant and Refugee Families! Immigrant and refugee cultures have a unique impact on parenting.This workbook provides an overview to begin the process of providing effective parent support services for these diverse populations. This workbook includes worksheets and lists of other resources for community agencies supporting these populations. Get the Monthly Deal here.
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Look what's new! Look what's new! Parents as Teachers has moved to a new eBusiness system that will make it faster and easier to engage with us! Check it out by clicking on the eStore or Portal Login links at the top of this page.
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Parents as Teachers webcasts Webcasts from the 2011 Parents as Teachers Conference are a professional development opportunity for your entire staff. Three topics to choose from—fatherhood, autism and curbing chronic absenteeism—presented by three top notch subject matter experts. Each webcast is an hour and 15 minutes long. Choose a single webcast (just $49 each) or go for the package of all three ($99 for three). Register here.
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New! Affiliate Quality Assurance Blueprint   Quality is critical to the ongoing success of a Parents as Teachers affiliate. Our newly released Affiliate Quality Assurance Blueprint identifies some central quality assurance and improvement activities for program staff and supervisors. It's designed to help affiliates regularly monitor compliance with the Essential Requirements as they pursue continuous quality improvement.
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Dear Parents as Teachers "I just wanted to say thanks. I made my first personal visit using the new Parents as Teachers Foundational materials. Yes, it took more time to prepare but it did make me focus more on the individual family I was about to see. The visit was strange at first. I have been seeing this family for more than a year, but today we reached a new level in our partnership. It was great! We talked about the whole family and were able to address some of their real issues. I left feeling like I had really accomplished something that was different from other visits. Thank you Parents as Teachers."
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    Parents as Teachers has been instrumental in helping her son Finnley stay on track with his development so his disability doesn't define his learning. Read more.
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    Genni feels that her parent educator, Darlene, was there for her every step of the way and helped her understand what it truly means to be a parent. Read more.
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    Terri really credits Parents as Teachers for helping her and her husband connect with Marissa and helping connect Marissa with art. Read more.
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    Missouri mother ignites movement, remains Parents as Teachers advocate
    While seven months pregnant with her daughter, Michelle decided she had to stand up to the Missouri state budget cuts to the Parents as Teachers program funding.  Read more.

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  • Yo no hablo Inglés
    Hillsboro, Missouri, is hardly an international mecca. The population of this small city in the mid-west hovers around 2,000. Yet over the past few years, Hillsboro schools have seen influx of students whose first language isn’t English. Every grade has at least … Continue reading →
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    According to the U.S. Census Bureau, poor looks like two adults and three children getting by on less than $ 26,023. Or a single parent and one child living on an annual income under $ 15,030. In fact, 15% of Americans live … Continue reading →
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    The good news is that we’re living longer. A new Census Bureau Report commissioned by the National Institutes of Health predicts that by 2050, 9 million Americans will be 90 years or older. And if you make it to 90, chances are good you’ll … Continue reading →

Federal Home Visiting Programs

Parents as Teachers is an approved home visiting model meeting the evidence-based criteria of the Maternal, Infant, Early Childhood Home Visiting program (MIECHV) and considered a promising approach for the Tribal Home Visiting Grantees. Recorded webinars highlighting the resources Parents as Teachers has to support the development of home visiting plans are temporarily under construction. Please check back later.

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