Extension
It Starts With Us
Parenting Skills
Nuturing Families
Hardy
Nurturing Parenting
Nurturing Families (general)
Child maltreatment results in over 1,700 deaths each year. At least 1.25 million children in the United States experienced child maltreatment in 2005-2006. There are over 6,000 children in Kentucky in foster care. Offering parenting classes will teach parents how to become better nurturers and have a positive effect on their childhood.
Families will be able to care for the physical and mental health and well being of their children. Build personal strengths and self control, interpersonal communication, life skills including wise derision-making that involves their children and family.
Families will play with children daily, practice skills to strengthen and sustain relationships. Families with eat together at least four meal a week.
Commits to set family rules regarding eating together, limiting screen time, active play and exercise and set routines.
Initial Outcome:Strengthening nutruing family
Indicator: what they already know
Method:pre/post test
Timeline:Fall 2018
Intermediate Outcome: Building Personal Strengths
Indicator: what they have learned
Method: pre/post test
Timeline: Spring 2019
Long-term Outcome: practice wise parenting skills
Indicator:what has been learned and what changes have been made
Method: pre/post test
Timeline:Fall 2018
Audience: Parents
Project or Activity: Parenting Classes
Content or Curriculum: Nuturing Parents
Inputs: Family Court System, FCS Agent
Date: Fall 2018-Spring 2019
Audience: Expectant Mothers Night Out
Project or Activity: Baby Shower Education and Expo
Content or Curriculum: Community Material, UK Publications
Inputs: Community Partners-Methodist Hospital, Health Department, Extension, Community College, School System
Date: May 2019
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