HIPPY 

HIPPY supports parents of young children with home-based lessons that build early learning skills and school readiness.

HIPPY (Project Nenes, CARE, & Impact)

HIPPY is a home-based school readiness program that helps parents become their child’s first teacher.

Offered through Project Nenes, CARE, and Impact, HIPPY supports families with children ages 2–4 by providing fun, structured learning activities that help young children develop skills in language, problem-solving, early math, and more. A Parent Home Visitor meets weekly with each family to share and role-play lessons that encourage development in key early learning areas. Monthly parent meetings offer additional guidance on topics like child development, family resources, and health. The program aims to prepare children for success in school by building a strong educational foundation during the preschool years. HIPPY is funded through June 30, 2028, by First 5 Imperial.

How to Enroll? Call (760) 482-3109 to learn more about enrolling in the HIPPY program.
Funded by: First 5 Imperial
Contact Information: Maria Lopez-Pantoja, Project Coordinator | (760) 482-3109 | mpantoja@ivrop.org

Who is eligible?

Children ages 2-4 who are not attending center-based preschool, low to middle income guidelines, families living in Imperial County, within funder jurisdiction or children with developmental needs.