Health and Developmental Screenings 
Gives parents with children age birth to 5 an assessment of their child's general health. Screenings include a health history review, physical exam, vision and hearing assessment, immunizations and laboratory testing, as age appropriate. Each child's cognitive, motor and language skills also are assessed by teachers and early childhood specialists.

Pregnancy Education and Support (PEAS)  
This program provides expectant and new mothers and their partners with an informative home visit; fun, educational group meetings; and a safe, gentle exercise program. The PEAS program is a great way to meet others who are expecting a child or adjusting to being new parents. Funding is through the Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children project, sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the federal Maternal and Child Health Bureau.

Family Wellness Services
Provides fitness activities, support services and information for families with preschoolers. Fitness areas with cardiovascular, strength-training equipment and multi-purpose areas allow children and parents to work out together or separately! Family-empowering wellness classes take place periodically with topics ranging from stress reduction and nutritious cooking on a budget to money management and more!