EHS Best Practice: Providing Services to Expectant Families
Last year, Early Head Start programs nationwide provided services to 12,736 expectant families. By being located within our communities we know, “the need is far greater than capacity.” But, when we discuss EHS services to expectant families, there are simply not enough home visitors, EHS slots, and funding.
This webinar recording provides insight into two EHS programs, Neighborhood House Association and Episcopal Children’s Services, and how they successfully provide the services they can offer.
Recording:
Presenters:
- Katie Dufford-Melendez, Manager State Affairs, NHSA
- Kim Flowers, Senior Director of Family Support Services, Neighborhood House Association
- Kim Scurti, Director of Home-Based Services, Episcopal Children’s Services
- Maria Luna, Home-Based Services Manager, Episcopal Children’s Services
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