ANNUAL HELP ME GROW NATIONAL FORUM The 10th Annual HMG National Forum Buffalo, New York | May 6-8, 2019 Registration is now open
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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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Pediatric Grand Rounds presentation by Dr. Paul Dworkin to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse, New York on January 16, 2019. Recording. Fulfilling the Promise: Interventions to Promote Children’s Healthy Development
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Presented by Dr. Paul Dworkin in November of 2018, this video details the HMG National Center’s ideological perspective on surveillance and screening. Top takeaways from this presentation: The evidence-based, expert opinion supported approach to developmental monitoring and early detection is...
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This presentation is used by Alameda County, CA to educate community pediatricians on the MCHAT screening tool. This resource serves as an example of how physician trainings can be organized and what information on the MCHAT could be shared with...
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This page contains information and resources that accompany the HMG and Early Learning Integration Community of Practice. If you have any questions about these resources or would like to learn more about this project, please contact Stephanie Luczak at sluczak@connecticutchildrens.org....
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Save the Date for the 10th Annual HMG National Forum in Buffalo, New York on May 6-8, 2019. Join us for three full days of shared expertise, best practices, and inspiration! The Help Me Grow National Center is excited to...
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Help Me Grow Ventura County, California has developed handouts for families to support community-based developmental screening. Included are the: Parent/Caregiver Information Sheets – tailored for Early Care & Education and Health Care/Medical Providers (8.5×11- 2-sided, English/Spanish) Handout describing the purpose...
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Help Me Grow Ventura County, California has developed informational materials for early childhood education and health care/medical providers to support community-based early identification and developmental screening. Note: HMG Ventura County will be revising the DSTK and EIG to include the...
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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...