Family Services
Raising young children? Come explore our resources and workshops.
LOCATE: Child Care
LOCATE: Child Care is a free and confidential service to help your family identify high quality care and guide families through the process of selecting a child care program that is right for them, including location, cost, and other considerations. We offer service in most languages.
Family Education
Project ACT provides supports to parents and caregivers to support their knowledge and skill development. Free virtual workshops are available on a regular basis and open to all families of young children. Ongoing skill development as part of a workshop series is also available to families who want a deeper understanding of parent-child relationships and behavior. Project ACT can also conduct in-person or virtual workshops for individual programs and organizations. Sign up for our monthly Raising Resilience email for resources and updates.
Child Care Scholarship
Maryland's Child Care Scholarship program provides financial assistance with child care costs to eligible working families. Project ACT can assist families in Baltimore, Harford and Cecil Counties in applying for Child Care Scholarship and help them navigate the process, including gathering the correct documentation. Contact us for support.
Family Navigation
Project ACT is here to help families find the resources they need to meet their unique needs. We have partnered with hundreds of agencies and organizations across Maryland so every family can connect with resources in their community needed to succeed. Contact us for support.
Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health and Behavior Consultation (IECMHC)
Project ACT provides free coaching and consultation in early childhood settings across Baltimore, Harford and Cecil Counties to support the success of individual children age birth to five. Early childhood professionals and families work with Project ACT specialists to develop individualized plans to meet the needs of children with disabilities, developmental delays, or behavior concerns. Consultation services increase the use of inclusive and trauma-informed practices, and reduce suspensions and expulsions.
IFSP/IEP Support
Project ACT can provide support to families engaged in the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) or Individualized Education Program (IEP) process for their children ages birth-8. Experienced staff can assist in reviewing evaluation reports and IFSP or IEP documents and discussing behavior intervention plans, for the purposes of maintaining or increasing access to the general education classroom or least restrictive environment. This is a fee based service for families unless they participate in our IECMH Consultation services. Contact us to learn more.
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