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Home-Based Parenting Programs
Children First, Oklahoma’s Nurse-Family Partnership
Provides no cost personal nurse visits to women during their pregnancy and for two years after delivery. The public health nurse provides brief health screenings for mothers and babies; answers questions about pregnancy, parenting and child developement and connects the family to resources including health, education, employment, housing and legal assistance. Our services are individually tailored to meet the unique needs of our participants.
Address: Hughes County Health Department, 200 McDougal Drive Holdenville, OK 74848-2811
Contact: Debbie Rowan, Children First Lead Nurse
Telephone: (405) 379-3313
Fax: (405) 379-7223
Website: www.ok.gov/health
Enrollment Criteria: To qualify for the program, women must be first time mothers, eligible for Medicaid or WIC services and must enroll in Children First before their 29th week of pregnancy.
Parents as Teachers: Youth & Family Center for Hughes & Seminole Counties
Get connected with a family support program staffed by a specially trained professional who teach parenting skills, and child developments, as well as ways to reduce stress and nurture your child. We can connect you to other resources in your community in order to meet your family's needs.
Address: 219 N Wewoka, Wewoka, OK 74884
Contact: Shai Alexander
Telephone: (405) 257-5491
Enrollment Criteria: Pregnant women, moms, dads, and guardians of young children birth to kindergarten
Other services for young children in your community
SoonerStart Early Intervention
Services include evaluation services, case management, family training, counseling, and home visits, certain health services, nursing & nutrition services, occupational, physical, and speech- language therapy, and special instruction. Can be provided in home or at daycare.
Address: Pottawatomie County Health Department - SoonerStart 1904 Gordon Cooper Drive
Contact: Please ask for SoonerStart
Telephone: (405) 273-2157
State Lead: Mark Sharp, Executive Director
Website: SoonerStart
Qualification Criteria: Developmentally delayed infants and toddlers birth – 36 months.