Supports and Services
Parenting
Child and Family Connections
Benefits Navigation
We offer parenting support services through a Triple P Positive Parenting Program. Triple P Level 4 is designed for caregivers struggling with parenting challenges related to a child’s behavior. Triple P is a five-level, evidence-based parenting program built on the following key principles: 1) helping parents/caregivers to create a positive learning environment for their children; 2) ensuring safety; 3) setting realistic expectations; 4) using safe assertive discipline; and 5) taking care of themselves as parents.
Benefits Navigation
Child and Family Connections
Benefits Navigation
We support families’ navigation of, and access to, essential community services such as child care, health services, housing programs such as Homebase, public benefits and entitlements, including but not limited to WIC, SNAP, public assistance, child support, health insurance (e.g., Medicaid, CHIP), housing subsidies, and other resources available through the Department of Social Services and other government agencies.
Child and Family Connections
Child and Family Connections
Child and Family Connections
We co-design workshops, activities and events with families and their school community. Activities take place at school and at other locations in the Bronx. We provide opportunities for families to connect with neighbors and community members, and to strengthen positive social connections.
Families also have access to the Bronx HYPE Family Enrichment Center, with no cost events and workshops occurring weekly. Visit bronxhype.org for additional information.
Case Management
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
Child and Family Connections
Case plans are co-developed in partnership with families, and case management is rooted in Motivational Interviewing (MI).
Case management may also include the provision of or referral for family counseling or other mental care as needed, as well as advocacy to assist families in navigating government and private sector service systems and benefits.
Youth Advisory Council (YAC)
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
All children in 4th grade and higher have an opportunity to join the YAC and get involved in co-planning offerings, building a relationship with the program and school staff, and providing program feedback. Children will develop goals and drive decision making through the YAC.
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
All families have an opportunity to join the PAC and get involved in co-planning offerings, building a relationship with the program and school staff, and providing program feedback.