Parents as Teachers - Born to Learn (PAT-BTL)
Brief Description
The information in this program outline is provided by the program representative and edited by the CEBC staff. The Parents as Teachers - Born to Learn (PAT-BTL) program has been rated by the CEBC in the area of: Home Visiting for Child Well-Being.
- Child Welfare Outcomes: Safety and Child/Family Well-Being
- Types of Maltreatment: Physical Abuse, Physical Neglect, Emotional Abuse
- Target Population: All families who are pregnant or parents of children up to kindergarten entry (usually 5 years), across the socio-economic spectrum.
Parents as Teachers - Born to Learn is an early childhood parent education, family support, and school readiness model based on the premise that "all children will learn, grow, and develop to realize their full potential." The model provides personal visits carried out by professional staff trained and certified in use of the Born to Learn curriculum, which draws heavily on the science of child development (including brain development). Other required model components are group meetings to foster social networks and regular health and developmental screenings. Referral to a community resource network will be provided if needed.
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Contact Information
- Name: Susan S. Stepleton, PhD, LCSW
- Title: President & CEO
- Agency/Affiliation: Parents as Teachers National Center
- Website: www.parentsasteachers.org
- Email: info@parentsasteachers.org
- Phone: (866) 728-4968
- Fax: (314) 432-8963
Date Reviewed: May 2008