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our approach

The science behind our success.

We design, evolve and provide cutting-edge services that break the intergenerational cycles of poverty, adversity and trauma.

With over 146 years of experience, we use a comprehensive multi-gen approach based on the established two-generation (2Gen) framework. The Family Partnership is at the forefront in implementing evidence-based practices, tools and emerging brain science to close opportunity and achievement gaps for children and families across generations. 

Multigenerational family.

Our services are centered on these key approaches:

  • Brain Science

    As a founding partner of the Change in Mind Institute, The Family Partnership programs and services incorporate evidence-based approaches, tools and emerging brain science to have the best outcomes with both adults and children.

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  • Mobility Mentoring®

    This coaching methodology allows us to partner with families and individuals and help them acquire the resources, skills and sustained behavior changes necessary to attain and preserve their economic independence.

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  • 2Gen Model

    We work with children and adults using a two-generation (2Gen) or whole family approach. Our approach promotes child and family well-being across generations to increase economic security, educational success and overall healthy development.

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  • Executive Function Curriculum

    The Family Partnership designed EGG Toolkit© to boost executive function and self-regulation skills in preschool children ages 3 to 5.

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For more than 146 years, The Family Partnership has successfully partnered with families and individuals to remove barriers and clear the path for success for those who have experienced deep poverty and trauma.

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