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"I can't imagine where she'd be without the services she received through Parents as Teachers."
Christine's parent educator took an active role in Christina's life, helping her finish high school while learning to be a parent. Read more.
"I really was not a parent before Parents as Teachers."
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.
"We couldn't escape the feeling that we had a daughter in China."
Terri really credits Parents as Teachers for helping her and her husband connect with Marissa and helping connect Marissa with art. Read more.
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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- National Children's Study
This national research effort to examine the effects of the environment and genetics on the growth, development, and health of children across the United States is looking for participating families. To learn more, see the study overview and watch a video about the study, visit the National Study web site. - PAT aids in development of child abuse prevention assessment tool
Staff to provide consultation for first-of-its-kind project focusing on development of home visitation assessment tool measuring child abuse prevention programs. - $88 million in grants awarded for maternal/infant/early childhood home visiting
Grants provided under Affordable Care Act support evidence-based home visiting programs for families with young children. - An Early Childhood Investment with a High Public Return
Read two Federal Reserve Bank economists' analysis in The Regional Economist
July 2010
- MO Dept. of Elementary & Secondary Education webinar
1-hour (free) recorded webinar with Commissioner Nicastro and Sue Stepleton highlighting funding and the transition to the refined PAT model - MO Business Leader Summit
From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: James Heckman makes the economic case for investing in disadvantaged children. - Here's where business should be investing!
Making the case for investment in early childhood programs - Andrea Bricker
Healthy Beginnings in MI says PAT is a good fit for health services. - Carol Keaster
What happened when Cascade County Health Dept. in MT started offering PAT services?
- Autism Resources 2011
Reliable resources on ASDs for early childhood professionals and families
2011 - Parents as Teachers News
Growing Together
Winter 2012 - Parents as Teachers News
Driven by Data
Fall 2011 - Parents as Teachers News
Finding Funding: The Numbers Tell the Story
Summer 2011 - Parents as Teachers News
Growing awareness from the ground up
Spring 2011 - Parents as Teachers News
From intuition to impact: capturing the power of the parent educator
Winter 2011 - Strategic Plan
Planning for the future of children and families. - Directory of National Early Intervention Resources
2011
Last 2 weeks for webcasts
May 31 is the last day to access these three webcasts (fatherhood, autism, curbing chronic absenteeism) by three of our 2011 conference speakers. Each webcast is 75 minutes long. Choose a single webcast or the package of three. Register here now!
(Webcasts are archived until June 1, 2012.)
WEBCAST #1: Making Room for Daddy
Rebecca Graham, National Fatherhood Initiative
We know that involved fathers improve the outcomes for their children. So how do we engage fathers? Let's find out.
WEBCAST #2: Autism Spectrum Disorder: Where to Begin and What to Try Next?
Dr. Brian Reichow, Yale Child Study Center
Learn about the treatments with the strongest empirical support for children with autism spectrum disorders, how they can be used in multiple settings, and how to monitor to ensure desired outcomes.
WEBCAST #3: Curbing Chronic Early Absenteeism: Why It Matters and What You Can Do!
Hedy Chang, Attendance Works
Learn how to educate your community about early chronic absenteeism, and how to ensure all children have an equal opportunity to succeed by helping families cultivate a habit of regular attendance starting with the earliest entry into school.
$49 each or BEST VALUE $99 for all three!
(Webcasts are archived until June 1, 2012.)
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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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