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Visiting - CAPC
In the Home Visiting Program, supportive, professional Home Visitors meet with parents to discuss parenting, child development and other matters of concern to the family.
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A Home Visitor:
- Meets with families in their own homes or elsewhere in the community (e.g. restaurants, library playgroup)
- Sees a family once a week for approximately one hour, although both the frequency and length of visits are flexible
- Builds a relationship with the family based on trust and respect
- With the parents, identifies and addresses individual and family needs and established goals
- Offers information, models skills, and facilitates referrals to specialized agencies
- Helps with the concrete, practical tangible things that make life easier (e.g. getting food, getting money, solving problems)
- Accompanies participants to appointments (e.g. medical, legal)
- Listens and talks about relationship issues
- Helps parents to understand their children and have fun with them - the Home Visitor models play and brings with her a variety of toys, book, arts and crafts

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