Parents as Teachers National Center has shone a spotlight on our international program and South Region Parents as Teachers 25th Anniversary in their 2021 Annual Report – Together Towards Tomorrow!
Check out the entire report to learn more about the work of Parents as Teachers National Center including numerous articles highlighting PAT National Center’s commitment to diversity. Overall reach for PAT in 2020-21 included 8,513 parent educators/home visitors; 1,756,535 personal visits; 50,364 group connections, and facilitation of over 176,000 developmental screenings!
See the report in it’s entirety here: https://parentsasteachers.org/annual-report-2021
Check out the entire report to learn more about the work of Parents as Teachers National Center including numerous articles highlighting PAT National Center’s commitment to diversity. Overall reach for PAT in 2020-21 included 8,513 parent educators/home visitors; 1,756,535 personal visits; 50,364 group connections, and facilitation of over 176,000 developmental screenings!
See the report in it’s entirety here: https://parentsasteachers.org/annual-report-2021
Results
The goal of every community is to have as many children as possible experience positive outcomes, or resiliency. Child outcomes can be thought of as a scale with positive experiences that promote health and development on one side and negative experiences, or risk factors that derail healthy development in those early years and contribute to challenges and problems for children, families and communities down the road on the other side.
Participation in programs such as Parents as Teachers offers significant effectiveness factors that can make a difference for children including improved health and development and a strong foundation for success in school. In fact, children who participate in Parents as Teachers are more advanced at age three in language, social development, problem-solving and other cognitive abilities. (read the report)
Participation in programs such as Parents as Teachers offers significant effectiveness factors that can make a difference for children including improved health and development and a strong foundation for success in school. In fact, children who participate in Parents as Teachers are more advanced at age three in language, social development, problem-solving and other cognitive abilities. (read the report)
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