These programs are designed to help families with young children get connected to the local resources that best suit their needs.
This program is offered free of charge to pregnant women and families with young children age birth through five years who live in Bay County and who have identified risk factors. Successful Futures screens all newborn infants and their families through collaboration with Bay Regional Medical Center. All families who have one high-risk factor or multiple-risk factors are offered an in-home assessment to determine if they qualify for the long term family home visitation program offered through Successful Futures staff. Qualifying families are enrolled in the Successful Futures program, or referred to another community service provider better able to meet the individual needs of each family. Successful Futures long term home-visitation program uses the Healthy Family America delivery model and focuses on long term relationship based in-home visitation. This includes developing a family plan and individual goals for each family to move them toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Serves: Pregnant women and families with children up to five years old.
Agency: Michigan State University Extension Bay County
Phone: (989) 895-4026 or (800) 792-7178
Website: http://www.co.bay.mi.us/bay/home.nsf/Public/Successful_Futures.htm
The Bay Arenac Call Center provides information and referrals to thousands of local health and human service programs. This free and confidential service links people to the community resources that they need. No matter what service you are looking for, the Call Center is the first place to start.
Serves: Anyone needing health and human services information.
Agency: United Way of Bay County
Phone: (989) 893-2211 or (800) 514-4211
Website: http://unitedwaybaycounty.org
