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Touchpoints Project

The purpose of the Touchpoints Project in Racine County, WI is to strengthen parent-child relationships by connecting with families before and during predictable, difficult periods of disorganization (touchpoints) by:

  • Increasing knowledge of child development (behavioral and emotional) and community resources through multiple channels.
  • Improving relationships among families and family resource providers by using guiding principles and assumptions.
  • Improving linkages among providers and services on behalf of families.

The focus of the project is on workshops, newsletters and tools for families and professionals to learn about emotional and behavioral development of young children, effective communication tools and community resources. (flyer in English and Spanish)

May 18 2011 Touchpoints Forum

  • Highlights of the Touchpoints Approach
  • Networking Luncheon
  • Brazelton Touchpoints Center Updates

 

Early Learning SeriesWorkshops on a variety of topics such as mealtime, bedtime, potty training, challenging behaviors, crying, etc., are provided free to parents and at a minimal cost to child care providers or those needing verification of attendance.

Touchpoints in Practice and Touchpoints in Early Care & Education

  • 18-hour workshops for professionals and volunteers working with young children and their families.
  • For more information contact Bev Baker at 262-886-8460 or beverlee.baker@goracine.org

Parenting Newsletters

Children’s Health Passport

Funding

The Touchpoints Project is supported by United Way of Racine County (workshops, children’s health passport), Wheaton Franciscan Health Care – All Saints (children’s health passport printing and distribution) and Kiwanis of West Racine (parenting newsletters) in partnership with Racine County and UW-Extension and many local partners providing in-kind support. The Racine County Touchpoints Project is affiliated with the Brazelton Touchpoints Center in Boston.

History

Touchpoints Comes To Racine

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