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Help Me Grow
401 E. McMillan
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Phone: (513) 281-4769
Fax: (513) 475-5688
Director: Terri Betts
tbetts@lys.org
The Help Me Grow program provides support and service coordination for families of infants and toddlers who are at risk for or are experiencing developmental delays.
Services are designed with the family's concerns and goals in mind and administered locally by county-based organizations. Staff members assist parents in helping their children grow and learn by facilitating their children's development and keeping them safe and healthy. Staff members also connect families with other services in the community that will assist in their child's continuing development. Both programs use established evidence based practices: Growing Great Kids and Parents as Teachers
Help Me Grow is designed to help first time parents who are pregnant or whose children are birth to three years old. Eligibility must also be established according to a small number of risk factors which may include certain medical diagnoses or developmental delay.
Referrals are made by numerous community providers including doctors, hospitals, health and social service agencies or parents may refer themselves. All referrals are made through a central intake department, 281-GROW (281-4769).
Parents unsure of their eligibility should call 281-GROW and discuss their situation with the intake staff. Those who are not eligible will be referred to other community services that are more appropriate for them.
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Promoting the experience and expertise of Lighthouse Youth Services the Lighthouse Training Institute provides replication services, training, and consultation to the professional community in important issues regarding child welfare and juvenile justice.
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Children in out of home care often miss out on critical opportunities to learn some of life’s most basic lessons – everything from how to make a friend to why those rented bowling shoes are wet. Lighthouse Youth Services is committed to assessing and training every youth in it’s out of home care programs in the development of individualized basic life skills. Every youth in these programs, 8 years and older, is monitored using the Ansell Casey Life Skills Assessment and follows a plan based on this assessment and the learning style of the youth. A number of best practice curricula are used based on the youth’s plan, the setting and the Lighthouse commitment that every child should master life skills necessary to become good citizens who act responsibly and are self-reliant.
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