We did not need a global pandemic, devastated economy, exhausted public health and human service infrastructure, and a spate of concurrent racist murders across the country to make us face reality. BY KIMBERLY MARTINI-CARVELL In the recent publication Child Health...
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This document was created to give history and context for how the partnership and cross-system collaboration led to Help Me Grow North Texas launching as the first site in the state of Texas. It was created as a culminating project...
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The key to our success in messaging Help Me Grow (HMG) lies in a common approach. Communication devices help people imagine HMG in new ways. The HMG model exists to elevate the vision that all young children should be able...
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Local logic model is based upon the local theory of change suggested by the HMG National Center. It is used by Help Me Grow Western New York to frame partnerships, continuous quality improvement, resourcing and data collection/analysis aligned with our...
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The Help Me Grow Onondaga planning team hired a team of consultants from Syracuse University’s School of Education’s Office of Professional Research and Development to conduct an environmental scan of early childhood services and supports as part of the community’s...
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I am privileged to serve on the Leadership Council of the North Hartford Triple Aim Collaborative, an important, place-based initiative to promote the health and well-being of all residents of Hartford’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods. In preparation for an upcoming meeting,...
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Help Me Grow National and representatives from affiliate systems across the network to discussed a pivotal structural requirement of the HMG model: Spread and Scale. Participants had the opportunity to engage in powerful conversations with an experienced peer network of...
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The goal: Access to services and supports for all families. This webinar by HMG Alabama shares the experience of one Help Me Grow affiliate’s journey since 2011, from planning stages to statewide expansion, highlighting the power of partnerships. Key lessons:...
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The Access Guide to Early Childhood Services is a two-sided, 34”x16” poster that was created in Kentucky and adapted for Alabama by the Help Me Grow state leadership team. The team was and continues to be comprised of leaders representing...
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This 8-minute video produced by HMG Alabama describes the state’s Access Guide to Early Childhood Services resource and its purpose in assisting providers navigate the landscape of services and supports available to them. The Access Guide is a two-sided, 34”x16”...