The Center for Children's Services

The Center for Children's Services
702 N. Logan Ave.
Danville, IL 61832
217-446-1300

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What is BIBs (Believing in Beginings)?

A Birth to Three Program at the Center for Children’s Services Funded by the Illinois State Board of Education dedicated to supporting families with children aged birth—3 through home visiting, community referral, and group services.

At BIBs we believe that it takes a village to raise a child and we want to help.

What is a BIBs Home Visitor?

Someone who develops a special relationship with you and your family.
Offers developmental screening for your child in the privacy of your home.
Connects you to the community resources. that are right for your family

Home visiting can help you to...

Understand yourself and your baby.
Gain insight into the special relationship you share with your baby.
Explore topics of child development as they relate to your child.
Feel good about yourself as a parent

What are BIBs Group Services?

The BIBs Program also offers play groups for parents and their children held each month on the second and fourth Wednesday.

Transportation is provided!

Please contact BIBs for information regarding specific times and dates.

All BIBs services are voluntary and free of charge.

Believing in Beginnings goals:

To strengthen family relationships by supporting positive parent/child interactions.
Support children in making continual developmental progress in all areas of development including: physical, social-emotional, language, and intellectual development.
To embrace diversity by celebrating families unique gifts and unique needs.
Establish caring, nurturing, and positive parent child relationships.
To assist families in identifying family hopes and dreams, strengths, supports and necessary services.
To prevent child abuse and neglect through education and support.
To support families in the transition to 3-5 services (preschool, Head Start, child care, etc).
Provide education related to preventative and primary healthcare for children and families.
To provide screening and referrals when necessary.
Ensure that children identified at risk for developmental delays will be referred for assessment and services.
To establish partnerships with community agencies and organizations.

Please contact the Center for more information

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Overview of Programs & Services Offered at The Center for Children's Services

• Advocacy
• Anger Management
• B.I.B.S
• Counseling
• Doula
• Early Learning Center
• GRADS / GED
• Helping Homes
• IMAGE Group
• Parents Support Group
• Parenting Skills Group
• Winners Circle