Fact Sheet on Help Me Grow Orange County’s achievements in 2020, including call center performance, community and health care provider outreach, screening, and the impact of COVID-19 on operations. HMG Orange County Annual Fact Sheet 2020
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Evaluating Community Approaches to Preventing or Mitigating Toxic Stress Research Brief 5 Getting connected: Referrals for Family Support in Early Childhood Parents and other caregivers often ask their children’s health and early care providers for parenting advice. They may also trust these professionals to offer reliable information about...
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Help Me Grow Orange County embraces the concept of supporting the healthy development of all young children by advancing developmental promotion, early detection, and connection to services. As an early adopter of the HMG model, the Orange County HMG...
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Now is a critical time to evaluate and improve California’s early identification and intervention (EII) system, and decision makers can do so by leveraging county Help Me Grow programs, according to a report released today by the First 5...
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The Help Me Grow – Long Island (HMG-LI) Annual Report is subtitled “A Portrait of Growth and Impact” as it represents a snapshot of operations from October 2018 through the end of September 2019. But also because the data from...
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Presentation Slides Help Me Grow Alameda County 1-Pager
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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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Report issued by the Administration for Children and Families exploring the Tribal Early Learning Initiative in four tribal communities between 2012 and 2017. Tribal Early Learning Initiative: Collaborative Success
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I now realize that I have long subscribed to the notion of “a good-enough childhood,” both in my personal life and my work as a developmental-behavioral pediatrician. My underlying belief is that most children who experience a nurturing, warm, motivating...