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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...
Baby Step’s PI Julie Kientz shared their recent research study results and discussed how Baby Steps-a digital baby book using texting, mobile phones, and social media-can broaden your support for parents, normalize developmental surveillance, and create another connection to early...
Join researchers from the University of Washington’s Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences (I-LABS) & the Barnard Center for Infant Mental Health and Development who will co-present on the latest in research on brain science and its implications for child...
Come see how Help Me Grow is embedded in WithinReach’s Family Health Hotline. Learn how their cross-trained team helps families navigate child-related topics like milestones, early intervention and screening, while addressing broader family needs like health insurance, food security and...
The session focuses on an overview of the partnership between the Vroom initiative and King County Best Starts for Kids. Vroom integration is a key element of the approach to building a Help Me Grow system in King County, working...
This study examines the impact of families engaged with their services on the development of family protective factors. Participants were English speakers, completed at least one developmental questionnaire for a child, and were connected to at least one community resource....
From 2010 to 2015, Help Me Grow Utah collected data on children who were scored on more than one ASQ. This research project compares the first ASQ score of children taking more than one ASQ with their most recent score...
This report outlines a set of strategies to increase Help Me Grow’s impact through Health Care Provider Outreach. Critical points include value propositions, touch point analysis, and monitoring and evaluation.
Considering the high rate of pending responses, Help Me Grow Utah contracted this study in order to explore underlying explanations of this phenomenon. HMG Utah provided client data from March 1, 2010, to Feb. 6, 2013 that indicated 687 families...
The purpose of the focus group discussions was to obtain feedback regarding the monthly Networking Breakfasts, sponsored by Help Me Grow Utah. hose invited to participate in the focus group discussions were past attendees of the Networking Breakfasts. A total...