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Hawai‘i <strong>Programs</strong>Hawai‘i County EconomicOpportunity Council (HCEOC)Head Start47 Rainbow DriveHilo, HI 96720 Phone: 961-2686 Fax: 961-4796 Contact Person: Diana Kahler Locations:- Hilo Child Development <strong>Center</strong>,961-6239- Hawaiian Beaches <strong>Center</strong>,965-0063- Kona Head Start, 322-5153- Pu‘u‘eo Head Start, 964-3515- Kapi‘olani/Kalaniana‘ole HeadStart, 964-3515- Kea‘au Head Start, 966-6078- Mt. View Head Start, 968-0933Home Visitor ServicesServicesHead StartHead Start is a comprehensive preschool program that provides a full range ofservices to meet the emotional, social, health, nutritional, and psychologicalneeds of children. Home-based programs build and strengthen parental skills.The Family Educator and parents meet once a week to discuss, plan, and carryout learning activities within the home. Eligibility: Families within federal income guidelines with a preschool-agechild Children with special needs have priority for enrollment Fee: FreeHawai‘i <strong>Parent</strong>al <strong>In</strong>formation andResource <strong>Center</strong> (HPIRC) www.hawaiipirc.org- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Family Support Services ofWest Hawai‘iHome <strong>In</strong>struction for <strong>Parent</strong>s ofPreschool Youngsters (HIPPY)75-127 Lunapule RoadKailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 334-4111 Fax: 326-4063 Web site: www.fsswh.org Contact Person: Shannon Ramirez E-mail: sramirez@fsswh.orgThe Hawai‘i <strong>Parent</strong>al <strong>In</strong>formation and Resource <strong>Center</strong> assists families,schools, and communities to share the responsibility for the optimaldevelopment of children.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -HIPPYThese home-based services are provided to families who have 3-5 year oldchildren. Eligibility: Must reside in service area Families must be available for weekly home visits to role-play the HIPPYactivity packets and to discuss any educational or parenting concerns. Weeklyplay groups are held for interested participating families. Fee: Free34
Hawai‘i <strong>Programs</strong>Personal <strong>Parent</strong>ing andAssessment Services74-5620 Palani Road, Suite 101Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Phone: 327-2123 Fax: 327-2124 Web site:www.personalparenting.com Contact Persons: Susie Akimo;Patrick Hurney E-mail: susanakimo@personalparenting.comYWCA of Hawai‘i IslandHealthy Start ProgramHilo Healthy Start ProgramPuna Healthy Start Program1382 Klauea AvenueHilo, HI 96720 Phone: 961-3877 Fax: 961-9140 Web site:www.ywcahawaiiisland.org Contact Person: Andrew Kahili E-mail:ywcashpakahili@yahoo.comHome Visitor ServicesServices<strong>In</strong>-Home <strong>Parent</strong> <strong>Education</strong>This service provides parent assessment and parenting skills tutoring. <strong>Parent</strong>assessment is used to determine parenting style and ability, parent-childinteractions, and the home environment of families. <strong>Parent</strong>ing skills tutoringoffers ideas on various parenting techniques that include teaching methods ofmodeling, videos, literature, written assignments, and community resources. Eligibility: CPS referrals, families with children in pre- or post-permanencyfoster care placement, and families in the community Target Population: Open enrollment Fee: Free for CPS or foster care families, fees for others (call the program forcurrent fee rates)Healthy StartHealthy Start connects parents of newborns with helpful services andinformation. The service is free, voluntary, and confidential. Healthy Startprovides home visiting services to qualified families. Home visitors partnerwith parents to address individual needs, set and support goals, and build ahome environment around the new baby that supports learning, safety, anddevelopmental stimulation. Eligibility: Determined in the hospital at the time of birth; an eligibilityinterview is required Call program for more information Target Population: Pregnant women, or families with newborns less than 3months old, who are identified as having stresses and burdens that make themmore likely than the general public to engage in child abuse and neglect andwho live in specific census tracts Fee: Free35
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