Help Me Grow Florida created this fandeck in response to the updated CDC Milestones and its addition of 15-month and 30-month milestones. In making updates, the affiliate identified the need for an educational tool for older children served, and so...
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Session Description: This session will focus on family & community outreach, highlighting HMG Heart of Florida United Way’s Books, Balls, and Blocks initiative with local libraries and their social media presence. Presenters: Jennifer Crenshaw Cheyan Brynn Session Recording *Session slides...
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This document shares standards and instructions related to Help Me Grow visual branding including the logo identity system, logo fonts and colors, logo incorrect usage, logo dimension and placement, and colors and fonts for digital and print use. For questions...
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This one-pager from HMG Long Island, NY uses the power grid framing to enhance a pitch for potential organizational partnerships. This resource is page three of HMG Long Island’s 2021 annual report. The full report can be found here.
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This handout created by HMG Long Island, NY uses the power grid framing to build community partnerships.
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This PowerPoint from HMG Contra Costa, CA frames the value of Help Me Grow for partnerships with organizations.
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This PowerPoint slide deck from HMG Contra Costa, CA uses power-grid framing to communicate the value of Help Me Grow to community-based providers.
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This one-pager from HMG Contra Costa, CA uses power-grid framing to communicate the value of Help Me Grow to community-based providers and families.
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This handout is used by Help Me Grow Vermont to engage and train HMG providers to incorporate language, framing, and messaging devices created in a Community of Practice.
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This slide deck is used by Help Me Grow Vermont to engage and train HMG providers to incorporate language, framing, and messaging devices created in a Community of Practice. Slide 6 & 7 of the PowerPoint use the grid/lightbulb metaphor...