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Our Crisis Nursery Approach
Learn about our two-generation approach delivered through a
holistic, integrated program.
While children stay in our Crisis Nursery, we empower parents to be safe, stable caregivers for their families in our Family Center.
A growing body of data shows crisis nursery programs are a vital service in meeting the needs of families and children in crisis.
$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.
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– Providence House Parent
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Through your support we can continue to protect at-risk children, support families through crisis, and strengthen communities to end child abuse and neglect.
$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.
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Overview
Outcomes
Providence House is an outcomes-focused learning organization. We regularly assess the effectiveness of our services through:
- Weekly team meetings
- Feedback from our families
- Ongoing communication and collaboration with our referral agencies
- Frequent reviews of program outcomes
This information is used as a method of quality assurance and helps guide our program development.
Success Stories
We are making progress every day toward strengthening family stability. We know that it can happen and that it can last.
Our Impact
Our program goals, objectives, and outcomes align with our mission to keep children safe and families together, support families through crisis and strengthen communities.
See the impact of our services in our latest Impact Report.
VIEW THE 2021-2022 IMPACT REPORT
Research
The Crisis Nursery model is an effective and proven early intervention resource, which can strengthen and preserve families and help children achieve their optimum potential throughout their lives.
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