Parents as Teachers

One Hope United’s Parents As Teachers (PAT) program provides parent education and support to parents with children aged 0-2.5 residing in the city of North Chicago. We help parents understand child development and connect them to the resources they need to make the best choices for their family.

Services

we offer

Parent educators connect with families via home, video, or phone visits. Each session is personalized, and parents will receive well-researched information on topics such as:

How to sooth a crying baby
Child development
Medical and dental health
Age-appropriate discipline
Setting and accomplishing goals
Family planning
Parent-child and family relationships
School readiness
Community resources
Support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum, with a doula

Who is Eligible?

We serve the communities of North Chicago.

Cost
There is no cost to families in this program.

Location
2100 Green Bay Road
North Chicago, IL 60064
847-245-6800

What our staff say

"Growing up in North Chicago, I often translated for my grandma—it was a lot of responsibility for a six-year-old. I promised myself back then that I would one day be an advocate for families. Now, it's incredibly meaningful to serve the very community that raised me."

Destiny Perez

Family Support Specialist

Parents as Teachers

Services

we offer

Who is Eligible?

What our staff say

"Growing up in North Chicago, I often translated for my grandma—it was a lot of responsibility for a six-year-old. I promised myself back then that I would one day be an advocate for families. Now, it's incredibly meaningful to serve the very community that raised me."

Destiny Perez

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Parents as Teachers

Services

we offer

Who is Eligible?

What our staff say

"Growing up in North Chicago, I often translated for my grandma—it was a lot of responsibility for a six-year-old. I promised myself back then that I would one day be an advocate for families. Now, it's incredibly meaningful to serve the very community that raised me."Destiny Perez

Looking for more information?

contact us today!

"Growing up in North Chicago, I often translated for my grandma—it was a lot of responsibility for a six-year-old. I promised myself back then that I would one day be an advocate for families. Now, it's incredibly meaningful to serve the very community that raised me."

Destiny Perez