Impact Report – 2018 – Cocopah
Impact Report – 2018 – Cocopah
ImpactReport-Hualapai-2019
ImpactReport-Hualapai-2019
Impact Report – 2020 – Hualapai
Impact Report – 2020 – Hualapai
FTF-Tribal-Data-Policy-Dec-2020
FTF-Tribal-Data-Policy-Dec-2020
Parents as Teachers helps Gilbert couple teach fragile son
For Scott and Pat Hall of Gilbert, their adopted son Ethan was a miracle. Born seven weeks early and weighing only 4 pounds, the medical crises with the baby never seemed to stop. Around four weeks old, Ethan was rushed to the hospital because he stopped breathing. Later, doctors found blood spots on his brain … Read More
Early literacy experiences lead to reading success for San Carlos Apache fourth-grader
When Marlencia Benally enrolled her 1-year-old son in a program to receive children’s books every month in the mail, she had no idea that she would be opening up much more than storybook worlds to him with reading. Eight years later, she was the one to receive the happy surprise when she opened the mailbox: … Read More
Home visitation program helps Peach Springs girl reach healthy developmental milestones
“I’ve learned that it’s okay to ask questions or ask for help,” Racine Whatoname said. “I am so much more comfortable reaching out for feedback now.”
Home visitation program provides support to Peach Springs boy with developmental milestones
The FTF Hualapai Tribe Regional Council funds the home visitation strategy which offers individualized support to parents of young children.
Home visitation helps Yuma mom keep her premature baby on track with his developmental milestones
The Healthy Families home visitation program provides parents with regular in-home visits from a trained parent coach.