Family support program definition
Family support program means a program offering instruction and support for families in which home visitation is the primary service delivery mechanism.
Family support program means a coordinated system of family support services administered by the Department of Health and Human Resources through contracts with behavioral health agencies throughout the state.
Family support program means a coordinated system of family support services
More Definitions of Family support program
Family support program means a coordinated system of family support services administered by the department directly or through contracts with private nonprofit or governmental agencies across the State, or both.
Family support program means a coordinated system of
Family support program means any of the following programs that receives funding from the Ministry of Education:
Family support program means a community-based program, approved or administered by the CSEA, in which an obligor may participate to promote financial and/or family stability.
Family support program means a coordinated system of family support services administered by the department directly or through contracts;
Family support program means group-based parent education or home visiting programs that are designed to strengthen protective factors, including parenting skills, increasing parental knowledge of child development, and increasing family functioning and problem-solving skills. A family support program may be used as an early intervention strategy to improve birth outcomes, parental knowledge, family economic success, the home learning environment, family and child involvement with others, and coordination with other community resources. A family support program may have a specific focus on preventing child maltreatment or ensuring children are safe, healthy, and ready to succeed in school. “Healthy Families America” or “HFA” means an evidence-based national program model designed
Family support program means a program offering instruction