Flourishing
Families

Metrocare’s Flourishing Families program is dedicated to promoting young children’s social-emotional development through responsive, nurturing caregiver-child relationships. Through coaching, resource support, and community connections, we help families build confidence and create strong foundations for their future.

Flourishing Families

Metrocare provides specialized behavioral health services for veterans, service members, and their families. Our team understands the unique challenges connected to military life and offers counseling, support services, and resources to help individuals and families strengthen their well-being.

Support for families raising young children.

Flourishing Families serves families with infants, birth to 3 years of age. Provides nurses or home visitors to every family with an infant to receive evidence-based services, case management, referrals and disability and mental health screening.

Children who enjoy secure and trusting attachment relationships:

  • Get along better with their caregivers
  • Get along better with their peers
  • Turn to others for help when they need it
  • Know that they can often solve problems on their own
  • Trust that good things are in store for them

Flourishing Families wants to support your relationship with your child. We believe a strong parent-child relationship is a building block for families that are successful.

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Flourishing Families is accessible to all at no cost to families.

Frequently Asked Questions

Metrocare’s Flourishing Families program supports families with infants and young children from birth to age 3. The program focuses on helping caregivers build nurturing relationships with their children and supporting healthy social-emotional development. Contact Metrocare to confirm whether your family meets the program’s eligibility requirements.

Flourishing Families helps parents and caregivers support their young children’s development and emotional well-being. Depending on family needs, support may include home visits, developmental and mental health screenings, case management and referrals to additional community resources. The program also helps caregivers build skills and confidence in responding to their children’s needs.

A home visitor works with families to provide guidance, support and information about their young child’s development. Through home visits, families can learn strategies for strengthening the caregiver-child relationship, supporting social-emotional development and recognizing when additional services may be helpful. Home visitors can also help connect families with resources based on their needs.

No. Metrocare’s Flourishing Families program is available at no cost to participating families. Contact the program team if you have questions about eligibility or the support available to your family.

To learn more about Flourishing Families or ask about participating, contact Metrocare at Flourishingfamilies@metrocareservices.org. The program team can explain the enrollment process, confirm eligibility requirements and help you understand the next steps.

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