"Ina Maka Family Visiting Program for newborn and young children, offers families with American Indian/Alaskan Native children one-on-one time with trained Parent Partners who work with them to make sure they receive the support they need. We believe that parents are their child's first and most important teachers. In our home visiting program, we partner with families to encourage parent-child interaction, development-centered parenting and family well-being. (1) Parents as Teachers: IMFP cultural adaptation curriculum for home visiting. (2) Enhancement: Provides culturally enhanced modules on home visits, utilizing Native books and materials, and hiring Kias or Elders/grandmas. (3) Supplement: Promoting First Relationships is a 10week strength-based parenting program that provides parents with practical information about how to support children's social and emotional growth. (4) Supplement: Positive Indian Parenting is an 8 to 10-week curriculum that provides practical and culturally specific training."
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