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Overview & Purpose of this document: 1) To provide a general overview of the data collection and reporting application that was specifically designed and implemented by Help Me Grow in Orange County, CA 2) To learn about this cost effective way of having...
During a 2013 Help Me Grow National site visit to Minnesota, one of our newest affiliate states, I gave a presentation to a large audience in St. Paul. Following my talk, I invited questions and comments from the audience. Saciido...
Overviews the “Will They Grow Out of It” Campaign as an exciting effort by HMG Alameda (2014). Funded by a federal grant, it is the first media campaign to address early childhood development in Alameda County.
The Child and Family Policy Center submitted a request for clarification to the Center for Medicaid Services (CMS) regarding four specific case examples of programs or program types which serve young children and their families in ways ultimately directed to...
Charles Bruner, director of the Child and Family Policy Center, presented on the role of public sector health funding for HMG at the fourth annual HMG National Forum.
Help Me Grow Utah shares data around call time and quantity over five years of operation of the Centralized Access Point.
Funding profiles from HMG Orange County, California; HMG Connecticut, and HMG South Carolina.
HMG 2013 Progress Report: Help Me Grow has contributed to the national discussion on system building in support of children’s optimal development. This document includes affiliates responses to the question: To what extent has your HMG affiliate’s activity influenced this discussion...
This 2014 report explores the following questions: How much is the program doing? How well is Help Me Grow CT doing? Is anyone better off as a result of utilizing Help Me Grow CT? It also examines Help Me Grow CT’s Ages & Stages Child...
Meet Community Champion Ann Monroe, the president of the Health Foundation for Western and Central New York, which helps fund HMG Western New York: “These are very tight economic times. Every dollar spent duplicating services means one dollar less to...