We offer support and education for expecting and new parents.
TVCCA’s Alliance for Family Support is a collaboration of established Home Visiting Programs that have supported our community for many years. Locally and nationwide, home visiting professionals help parents and other caregivers cope, learn, grow, and thrive in their most important role.
Our focus at the Alliance is to provide guidance and support to families throughout eastern Connecticut.
Home Visits
A caring and compassionate family support provider will spend time with you in your home or meet in a community location to offer one-on-one help and assist in your unique needs. We’ll provide the information and support you need to ease the stress and help you to be a caring and successful parent.
Phone Support & Online Support
Get help over the phone or in video chats during the early months of your baby’s life.
Parenting Groups
Learn parenting skills while working with other parents. Creating relationships with other parents is a great way to connect and grow together in a community.
Nurse Family Partnership
TVCCA is now the lead agency, through the Alliance, for the area’s Nurse-Family Partnership—a FREE, voluntary, home visiting program that connects women who are pregnant with their first baby with a personal registered nurse who provides trusted guidance, support, and care. Starting in pregnancy and continuing through your child’s first two years, our nurses help families build confidence, improve health outcomes, and create a strong foundation for the future by helping moms plan for their education, work and family goals.
Download our Nurse Family Partnership brochures in English or Spanish.
Self-Referral Form
Please fill out the form below and a member of our team will contact you shortly!
Participating Programs
- Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, Nurturing Families Network
- Day Kimball Health, Nurturing Families Network
- Madonna Place, Great Beginnings
- Nurse-Family Partnership of TVCCA
- Thames Valley Council for Community Action – Early Head Start
- Other providers as needed
Funded by the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood
This program is also supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).