offered by
Bureau of Family Health and Nutrition

Early Intervention Parenting Partnerships (EIPP)

A home visiting program offering a unique opportunity, through a team approach, to engage with and support families during pregnancy, continuing through the child’s first birthday.

The EIPP team includes a maternal and child health nurse, a mental health clinician and a community health worker. The team works with the family to assess their needs and connect the family to additional resources when appropriate. Providing early support is the primary focus of the team. EIPP values the team approach​, respect, strength-based, community, empathy and individualized, relationship-based support. Through their combined knowledge and experience, families engaging EIPP services feel confident they are building a strong foundation for their family.

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EIPP resources: Check eligibility & find an agency 
Download EIPP publications and outreach materials 

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Early Intervention Division resources
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