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To highlight ways to leverage Federal policy to better serve homeless children and families, the Administration for Children and Families has put together a package of resources on the topic, including policies and procedures to increase access to Early Care...
The new Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health section of www.kidsmentalhealthinfo.com, a website from the Connecticut Center for Effective Practice, provides an extensive resource library filled with publications, facts and figures, links and a section on frequently asked questions specific to infant/early...
In this paper from the Administration for Children & Families and the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development, some of the top researchers in the country offer helpful tips and concepts to help you work with young children...
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Presenters from two Help Me Grow (HMG) National Network states share their strategies and lessons learned in the successful securing of State funding for HMG.
1:1- Similar Goals on Different Coasts: Universal Developmental Screening and Connection to Services 1:2- Building Capacity for Electronic Screening & Electronic Exchange of Results 1:3- Training Tools for Early Care and Healthcare Professionals 1:4- HMG Western New York’s Impact on...
Help Me Grow affiliates are the heart and soul of the National Forum. Here is an overview of opportunities for affiliates to shape this year’s Forum.
How to Develop a Statewide System to Link Families with Community Resources: Guidance from Child Development Info Line, HMG Connecticut’s Centralized Access Point.
Most pediatric practices participating in an American Academy of Pediatrics pilot program to implement recommended screening for developmental problems were successful in doing so. However, far fewer were similarly successful in placing and tracking referrals for follow-up care. Posted 8/23/2011