Thrive Programs
Partnership Project
Supporting young families in the Gallatin Valley
Building strong families
Helping young families get the tools they need to raise successful kids.
What can The Partnership Project do for you?
The Partnership Project is a home visiting program that provides a support network to young families in the Gallatin Valley with children 0-5 years of age.
Services are free and plans are individualized to fit the needs of each family.
Some of our services include:
- Assistance finding and paying for high quality childcare
- Assistance identifying and applying for community resources- like WIC, TANF, SNAP (food stamps), and Best Beginnings Childcare Scholarship Program
- Talking about developmental milestones and fun activities that get your child off to a good start
- Helping you access free or low cost mental health services
- Providing prenatal/breastfeeding support and education
- Answering your parenting questions and helping you raise a healthy child
- Hosting free parenting groups and activities that help you connect to your child and your community
- Assistance in improving your housing, employment, or educational situation
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to participate?
Nothing! Thanks to long-standing partnerships in the community, and support from donors and sponsors, this program is 100% free for anyone who participates.
Who can participate
Partnership serves young families- we define this as any family where one of the parents is 26 years old or younger. We work with both moms and dads, and there is no income restriction. That means that no matter how much or little you make, you are eligible to participate.
Where do visits with Family Support Workers take place?
We know that it can be difficult to commute to our office at times, so generally our Support Workers schedule visits in your home or in another place that is convenient for you. We do schedule visits at the Thrive facility if families are able to make over.
What do Family Support Workers do?
Family Support Workers are professional Thrive staff who help young families become the best parents they can be and create a great start for their child.
Through home visiting and one-on-one support, family support workers help families identify their needs and work to accomplish their goals. This looks different for each family, depending on their unique needs and situation.
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By the Numbers
244 Parents & Children
Served in 2022
%
reported that their Family Social Worker has shown them opportunities and taught them skills that improve their life and the life of their child
%
of partnership families would recommend the program to other young families
