In order to achieve family unity within a safe environment for all family members, each In-Home Family Services program can provide, coordinate, or refer families to services including but not limited to: Family, couple, and individual counseling or therapy for assistance in resolving family or parent-child relationship problems; Substance abuse counseling and referral to substance abuse treatment; Medical evaluations and treatment of a household member; Child development and parenting skills training; Family planning counseling; Health care services or information, such as Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT); Support in acquiring proper registration, testing, and appropriate educational services; Employment counseling; Vocational training; Skills building assistance surrounding child care, normal childhood development, age appropriate disciplinary practices, parenting skills, and conflict resolution; Assistance and support to enhance the likelihood of positive family responsibility and self-sufficiency; Formal education or educational degree equivalent programs; Housekeeping and home management skills training; Housing information and assistance; Emergency financial assistance through flex funds or other available monetary resources; Budgeting assistance and management training; Parent-aide or in-home aide services; Day care assistance; Respite care; Transportation assistance; Assistance with and connection to both formal and informal support systems and resources; Skills training in advocating for support and services for self and family; Court involvement; Other services identified for the promotion of family safety and self-sufficiency; and When applicable, referrals to other service units, such as Child Protective Services, Family Services, and out-of-home voluntary and involuntary placements.