Therapeutic Early Childhood Programs

Therapeutic Early Childhood Programs

Our intake team completes eligibility screens with families at local hospitals, WIC classes, the teen parent program, on the phone, and in person for walk-ins. Families who are eligible for and interested in services receive phone support from an intake specialist until the family is enrolled in services or their situation has stabilized. The intake specialist monitors caseloads and utilizes each program’s service delivery priorities to identify which families are offered services when caseloads have openings.

In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.

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Est. 1997

Relief Nursery

Certified by the Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries

The first Relief Nursery in Oregon opened in Eugene in the 1970's, and today there are over 28 Relief Nurseries statewide working to end the intergenerational cycle of child abuse and neglect. As the Relief Nursery serving Marion and Polk counties, Family Building Blocks is the first and only organization to implement Therapeutic Classrooms and Therapeutic Home Visitation for infants and toddlers in our community.

Baby
Est. 2003

HEALTHY FAMILIES

Part of Healthy Families Oregon 
Accredited by Healthy Families America

Family Building Blocks is the sole provider of Healthy Families home visiting services in Marion and Polk counties. This evidence-based program allows staff to screen families for eligibility at local hospitals. This program serves families prenatally through a child’s third birthday.

young boy
Est. 2010

EARLY HEAD START

Audited annually by Federal Head Start and the 
Department of Health & Human Services

Early Head Start is a federal program serving families living in a defined geographic region with children up to age three. Family Building Blocks has offered Early Head Start home visiting and classroom services since 2010.

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Est. 2020

FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH

Available at Jeanette's Place

Our Family Mental Health Program provides safe spaces where families served by Family Building Blocks can build healthy relationships by accessing behavioral health services such as individual and family psychotherapy, psychotherapy groups, and play therapy. Our therapists help children and their families reduce anxiety or depression, improve daily living and mental functionality, and decrease family stressors, all to support family success.

Our Services

Our Services

Certified by the Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries

We partner with families who are facing multiple stressors while
raising young children (prenatal through age five) in Marion and Polk counties.