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Better Beginnings Now

Better Beginnings Now supports children from the prenatal stage to age six and their families through parenting programs, prenatal nutrition support, and home visiting services that promote healthy development and family well-being.

About This Service

When you are expecting a child or caring for a young child who may be experiencing challenges with healthy development, having the right supports can make a meaningful difference. Better Beginnings Now supports children from the prenatal stage to age six and their families and caregivers by promoting healthy development, strengthening parenting skills, and fostering family well-being.

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Children get the best possible start in life through supports that promote healthy development, build parenting confidence, and strengthen family relationships.

Through a range of health promotion and early intervention services, families receive support that is tailored to their unique needs and circumstances. We work alongside families to provide guidance, resources, and practical strategies that support child development and family well-being. By fostering strong parent-child relationships and helping families build knowledge, skills, and connections, Better Beginnings Now helps children thrive during their earliest years.

Learn more about our services with the flyers below: 

Overview

Age range

  • Children (0-11)

Participation style

  • In Person

How to access

How to access

  • Direct Access
  • Intake Required

Service fees

Funded

Lumenus Service Locations

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For more information, contact 1-833-LUMENUS (586-3687) or fill out the form. Please note by filling out this information, you are giving us permission to contact you.

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