The Partnership for Families (PFF) program is a comprehensive initiative designed to support families with young children and expecting parents. It emphasizes early intervention and home-based parent support to help prevent the generational cycles of violence, trauma, and neglect that can affect families. By focusing on at-risk families, PFF aims to provide crucial resources and services that strengthen family dynamics and promote healthy development.
The Partnership for Families program offers a unique blend of services specifically tailored to meet the needs of families with young children and those expecting a baby. The program's primary goal is to provide early support and prevent issues before they escalate, ensuring that children grow up in safe, nurturing environments. PFF’s approach includes a broad network of services delivered in the home, which are designed to help families overcome challenges related to parenting, mental health, and social issues.
PFF offers a range of services to support families, each designed to address specific needs and provide comprehensive care. These services are available in multiple languages to ensure accessibility for all families, regardless of their background.
This service provides parents with knowledge and skills to promote their child's cognitive, emotional, and physical development. It focuses on age-appropriate activities and milestones to ensure that children reach their full potential.
Case managers work closely with families to create personalized plans that address their unique needs. This service includes connecting families to community resources, coordinating care, and ensuring they have the support needed to thrive.
Parenting support services offer guidance and education to help parents navigate the challenges of raising children. This includes workshops, individual coaching, and group sessions focused on effective parenting strategies.
Therapy services are available for families dealing with trauma, stress, or other mental health issues. Licensed therapists provide counseling and support to help families heal and build stronger relationships.
For new mothers, lactation support is essential. Specialists provide education and hands-on assistance with breastfeeding, ensuring both mother and child benefit from this important practice.
This service educates families on recognizing and preventing domestic violence. It includes resources and support for those affected, helping them to create a safe home environment.
Crisis intervention services are designed to provide immediate support to families in distress. This includes emergency assistance, counseling, and referrals to appropriate resources.
These programs focus on engaging fathers in their children's lives, offering resources and support to help them build strong, positive relationships with their children.
PFF also organizes family fun events and community-building activities, further supporting their holistic approach to strengthening families and preventing violence, trauma, and neglect.
The PFF program primarily supports families with young children and expecting parents who are at high risk for child maltreatment. Eligibility is often determined based on specific conditions or circumstances, such as:
Families meeting these criteria can receive comprehensive support through PFF to ensure a safe and nurturing environment for their children.
To learn more about the Partnership for Families and our other family support programs, visit Penny Lane Centers Family Programs.
Our Partnership for Families (PFF) program collaborates with several organizations across the area to offer various services and support for families. Here are some of the key programs available:
The Human Services Association provides a comprehensive range of services focused on early childhood development, mental health, and family well-being. Their PFF program emphasizes community-based new parent support to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect. Services include home visits, parent education workshops, and crisis intervention.
El Centro Del Pueblo's PFF program offers targeted support for families in need, with a particular focus on immigrant and underserved communities. Their services include parenting classes, support groups, and individual case management to help families navigate challenges and access necessary resources.
The Koreatown Youth and Community Center provides a range of services designed to support family stability and child development. Their PFF program includes mental health counseling, parenting education, and access to social services, tailored to meet the unique needs of the Koreatown community.
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services offers a variety of programs under the PFF umbrella to support families in crisis. These services aim to prevent child maltreatment through early intervention and comprehensive family support, including home-based services and community outreach.
For more detailed information on these programs, you can refer to the official flyers:
These flyers provide an overview of the services offered and additional contact information for those interested in learning more about the PFF programs.
The Family Preservation program here at Penny Lane Centers focuses on providing intensive parent support to families in crisis to prevent the need for out-of-home placements of children. Services include in-home counseling, crisis intervention, and case management, all aimed at helping families develop the skills and resources needed to stay together safely. To learn more about this valuable program, visit our Family Preservation program page.
The Prevention and Aftercare (P&A) program offers resources and support for families at risk of involvement with child protective services. This program provides preventive services and aftercare support, including parenting classes, financial literacy training, and community resource referrals to strengthen families and prevent future crises. For more details on how our P&A program can assist you, visit the Prevention and Aftercare program page.
To explore more resources and services offered by Penny Lane Centers, be sure to check out our Family Programs page.
If you believe you or your family could benefit from our Partnerships for Families program, we encourage you to contact your nearest PFF provider. These programs offer vital support and resources to help families like yours thrive, ensuring a brighter future for everyone involved.
