Topic Areas
Maternal and child health, Social determinants of health
Priority Population
Children/adolescents, Families
Setting
Housing
The ParentChild+ program (PC+) is a national, evidence-based literacy and parenting model which provides parents with knowledge and resources to build school readiness at home. Early learning specialists meet one-on-one with parents and their 16-48 month old children twice a week, and help build social-emotional, cognitive, and early literacy skills through reading, conversation, and play. Overall, families receive 92 home visits and a library of 46 books and educational toys, as well as guide sheets that support parents in preparing their children for school success.
Topic Areas
Maternal and child health, Social determinants of health
Priority Population
Children/adolescents, Families
Setting
Housing
Years
1979-present
The ParentChild+ program (PC+) is a national, evidence-based literacy and parenting model which provides parents with knowledge and resources to build school readiness at home. Early learning specialists meet one-on-one with parents and their 16-48 month old children twice a week, and help build social-emotional, cognitive, and early literacy skills through reading, conversation, and play. Overall, families receive 92 home visits and a library of 46 books and educational toys, as well as guide sheets that support parents in preparing their children for school success.
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