Family Support Programs

Every parent could use some support and assistance of someone trained and trusted to help them along the way. Voluntary in-home parent support, or home visiting programs, help young children and their families thrive.

Find the Free In-Home Family Support Program that’s right for your family below:

MATERNITY CASE MANAGEMENT

Maternity Case Management’s goal is to lower risks for women and their babies, making sure they obtain prenatal care. Through this program, nurses help pregnant persons, living in Coastal Douglas, who have life situations that could lead to problems with their pregnancies or childbirth. Nurses conduct prenatal and postpartum (after the baby is born) home visits.

Call 541-440-3622 for enrollment information.

Healthy Families Oregon

Healthy Families Oregon – South Coast is a free and voluntary, relational health based, home visiting program serving all families in Coos and Curry Counties.  Enrollment is open to pregnant persons or those who have recently given birth. Highly trained Family Support Specialists provide reliable and consistent support which has been proven to positively influence child development, parent-child interactions, parenting skills, self-efficacy, social support, access to community resources , parenting stress , and school readiness.  Visits typically start out weekly and continue until the child is 3 years of age. 

For Enrollment information call:

  • Coastal Douglas Services: 541-440-3642
  • Coos & Curry Services: (541) 266-3977

Early Head Start

A variety of EHS services are available throughout Coos, Curry & Coastal Douglas Counties to expecting families and children up to age 3. Through in-home services, you receive weekly visits to support you as your child’s primary teacher. Playgroups are offered twice a month for family and baby/child. Children may transition to Head Start preschool services at age 3 and receive services through age 5.

Application information can be found by calling their office at 541-888-3717, on-line on their website or find them on Facebook.

Babies First!

Babies First! offers services to pregnant persons and families with babies and young children up to 5 years with OHP coverage. In partnership with families, nurses & certified community health workers offer a range of services such as: problem solving, reduce stress, connect you with services; serve as your personal parenting coach to strengthen & expand your skills; helping you support your child’s growth & development; & providing periodic screenings.

For enrollment information call:

  • Coastal Douglas: 541-440-3622
  • Coos County: 541-266-6726

Family Connects Oregon: Postnatal Parents & Children 3w

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Family Connects Oregon (FCO) is a free evidence-based, nurse home visiting program for all families with newborns. There is no cost, and anyone can participate.

The program is simple — The first few days and weeks home with a new baby can be a challenging time for all families. A registered nurse comes to visit around 3 weeks to check on new parent, baby, and the whole family, answer your questions, and connect you with the support you need.

Early Intervention / Early Childhood Special Education

The South Coast ESD EI/ECSE Program provides screening, assessment and special education services in Coos, Curry & Western Douglas Counties to children from birth to kindergarten age that demonstrate a significant developmental delay or disability in one or more areas of development (eg. communication, cognitive, motor). There is no cost for EI/ECSE services to families.

Contact 541-266-3915 to start your referral.

CaCoon

CaCoon provides “CAre COordinatiON” for children (birth to 21 years of age) with special health needs and their families. CaCoon nurses partner with you to: become as independent as possible in caring for your child; identify ways to maximize your child’s potential at home, school & as part of the community; link you to specialty care & resources; be your support & advocate; coordinate with partners for effective care; & prepare for the transition from pediatric to adult healthcare, work & independence.

For enrollment information call:

  • Coastal Douglas: 541-440-3622
  • Coos County: 541-266-6726

Coastal Families Relief Nursery

Coastal Families Relief Nursery provides voluntary no cost early childhood education in Coos County by combining the benefits of a therapeutic classroom experience with home visiting support services for families with children 1 to 3 years of age. The Relief Nursery is located in Coos Bay & open to families in any zip-code.

For additional information about the services available, please call: 541-252-0868

Kairos Coastline Services

Kairos Coastline Services provides outpatient support for Coos County youth and their families at every stage of life. Services include: Medication Management, Individual & Family Therapy, Skills Coaching, Peer Support and Family Support

For additional information about the services available, please call 541-267-3511.

Family Support & Connections

FS&C visits are designed to strengthen families and support effective parenting to families receiving TANF & SNAP benefits, with children birth through 18 years of age in the home. This family designed program focuses on keeping families together and helping you achieve your individual & family goals.

For more information call:

  • Coastal Douglas: 541-345-3628 x311
  • Coos & Curry Services: 541-435-7080 x248

Safe Families for Children

Safe Families for Children provides free informal, family-like support for parents and their children when they are facing challenging situations Services are available to families with minor children aged 0-18, and young adults 18-24 in Coos & Coastal Douglas Counties.

Services can include temporary overnight hosting of children, respite childcare, and mentorship for parents and/or youth. The program is volunteer driven and professionally supported. 

When families are supported, children can thrive!

For more information or to apply:

ODHS Self-Sufficiency Supports

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) provides a monthly cash benefit to pregnant persons and families with children 0-18y in the home who meet income limits. This program provides cash that families can use to pay for things they need while they work toward supporting themselves.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides monthly food benefits for income eligible individuals to help you buy healthy food. This program helps people pay for groceries, learn about nutrition, and get job training and support.

To learn more or to apply by phone:

  • Coastal Douglas – Florence Office: 541-997-8251
  • Coastal Douglas – Roseburg Office: 541-440-3301
  • Coos County: 541-808-6155
  • Curry County: 541-247-7036


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