Child First
Child First is an evidence-based, early childhood, mental health program that supports very young children (prenatal to age 5) and families who face major adversity. The intervention builds resilience and promotes healing to prevent the damaging effects of poverty, trauma, abuse, neglect, and chronic stress.
Child First is an evidence-based, early childhood, mental health program that supports
very young children (prenatal to age 5) and families who face major adversity. The
intervention builds resilience and promotes healing to prevent the damaging effects of
poverty, trauma, abuse, neglect, and chronic stress.
very young children (prenatal to age 5) and families who face major adversity. The
intervention builds resilience and promotes healing to prevent the damaging effects of
poverty, trauma, abuse, neglect, and chronic stress.
Are you a parent who:
- Feels overwhelmed by the behavior or emotions of your young children
- Has experienced depression, trauma, family violence, homelessness, or other stressors
- Feels stressed and hopeless
- Needs support and services for your child and other family members
- Has children with difficult behaviors or delays in their development or learning
Child First services are:
- FREE to you and your family
- Available in English and Spanish
Who is Eligible?
- Anyone who is pregnant
- Children under age 6
Contact
505-524-6092
childfirst@ydinm.org
Interested?
Please use the contact form below.
Child First
Child First Form
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