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This eight-page report gives a brief history and concise overview of the Hampton program since it was first conceived in 1991. The report includes financial information, a summary of the program evaluation, and a description of the services. Also included are lessons Partnership leaders learned while implementing various phases of the program. Personal accounts from families who have benefited from the project put a human face on this report.

In an easy-to-follow video format, viewers get a feel for why the Healthy Families Partnership was started, its various programs and their goals, and how successful the Partnership has been in its work with families throughout the Hampton community.

These are two-page descriptions of the services provided by Healthy Families Partnership. Each fact sheet provides information on the goals, objectives and accomplishments of the service. Fact sheets are available on:

First copy of each fact sheet is FREE.

Additional copies - $.25 ea.

Healthy Stages Newsletter is a 28 edition newsletter designed specifically with the though of child rearing in mind. This brochure describes the program and can be distributed those those who might be interested in subscribing to the newsletter series.

This brochure outlines the LAMB, Labor and My Baby, curriculum.

The 28 issues of this attractive, well-designed newsletter provide information on child development from the second trimester of life up through high school graduation. Each issue focuses on ways to nurture your child and yourself, developmental milestones, age-appropriate activities for your child, immunization schedules, safety tips, where to turn for more information, and how to stay sane and happy as you and your child grow and mature together.

This item is sold in a set of 28 issues

Based on the popular resources in the Hampton Public Library's five Young Family Centers, this booklet provides a bibliography of the audio and videotapes, books, other materials, and toys that have earned the enthusiastic endorsement of local parents. Popular topics include issues and raising a difficult child. Also detailed are other services available through the Young Family Centers and ways in which the centers have benefited the community they serve.

Sometimes all a mom or dad needs is a little advice and encouragement to stay on the right track. This booklet provides just that In a simple, easy-to-read style, You Are Not Alone provides information and "tips" to parents on the skills needed to interact and bond with their children while helping them develop the problem-solving skills necessary to meet their families' needs. Situations that All parents encounter are discussed, and age-appropriate suggestions provided. Topics include dealing with sibling rivalry getting the most out of school, accepting the "average" child, teaching manners and responsibilities and more than a dozen others. Parents who have been there will tell their experiences in a way that helps reassure readers that, when it comes to the challenges of parenting, they are not alone.

This parenting education series of 36 (6" by 3 1/'2") camera-ready slicks are packaged in sets of 12, each with its own theme. Subjects include (A)-holiday and seasonal topics, (B)-health and safety checklists and (C)-general topics of interest with titles such as School Readiness, Home Alone Tips and Growing Up Great. The cards are designed to provide helpful information in a quick read for busy parents. Included with each package is an idea sheet of how the information can best be disseminated (published in your organization's newsletter, mailed out in water or other utility bills, etc.)

This manual provides a comprehensive look at the entire Healthy Families Partnership, from its conception to the steps program leaders in Hampton have taken to transform the program into a successful day-to-day reality for local citizens. The guide is filled with hands-on, practical information that readers can apply to their own work in their communities. Also included are the guiding principles behind Hampton's efforts, strategies for overcoming obstacles and issues that the city continues to grapple with today. Photographs and anecdotes from both those who have created change and those who have benefited from it breathe life into Hampton's story.

Compiled by researchers at The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, this document summarizes the accomplishments of Hampton's Healthy Families Partnership. Descriptions of each of the program 5 components are included along with findings and recommendations in individual areas.

The teenage years always have been a tough time for everyone; but in today's complex society, they've often even tougher. To help their sons and daughters avoid the pitfalls of teen pregnancy and parenthood, parents must know how to talk to them about the choices they will face and how decisions made today can change their lives forever. This 16-page booklet takes a realistic look at teen pregnancy, providing parents with the information that can help them help their teens avoid pregnancy and the consequences - economic, social, legal and personal - that accompany early parenthood.

Teenagers often forget their actions have consequences. With a plainly written, to-the-point style, this 24-page booklet tells young readers exactly what the world has in store for adolescent parents. The guide details a teen father's financial obligations to his child, the difficulties a young mother can have obtaining financial assistance and the ongoing responsibilities teenagers face raising a child. Teenagers are made aware that the cost of parenthood often must be measured in lost career opportunities, shattered hopes and dreams and chronic financial hardship.

This 15-minute videotape looks at teen parenting from the perspective of several young mothers. Having learned the harsh social and economic lessons of teen parenthood the hard way, their unanimous message to their peers is: "Wait!"

Distributed in a loose-leaf binder format, these manuals explain in detail how schools, youth organizations and other community groups can replicate Hampton's successful teen pregnancy prevention program. The curriculum, developed for sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th-graders, includes games and problem-solving activities that reinforce the economic realities and day-to-day responsibilities of teen parenthood. Also included are step-by-step instructions on how and when to introduce materials to the group and a series of test questions that may be administered before and after the program to gauge its effectiveness.

Use a comprehensive approach to teen pregnancy prevention in your community with the Why Wait? Community Package. Each package includes:

• I'm Not Ready To Be A Grandparent: A Parent's Guide To Preventing Teen Pregnancy - Booklet
• Why Wait? what Do I Have To Gain - Booklet
• Why Wait? what Do I Have To Gain - Video
• Why Wait? Leader's Guide - Loose-leaf Binder

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