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Early Access to Systems-Building Strategy Resource
This fall, we will release a new resource designed to help state and local leaders, professionals, and partners strengthen early childhood systems. The resource will feature community-driven systems-building strategies, along with examples from the field, resources, and measures. Sign up below for our early access list and receive the resource directly in your inbox. Sign…
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Expanding Local Early Childhood Systems: Impact of Three Implementation Sites
Through intensive technical assistance from the ECDHS: Evidence to Impact Center, three teams – known as Implementation Sites – are connecting families to developmental services through local early childhood systems change, collaboration, and family-centered approaches. The following impact fact sheets highlight accomplishments in Colorado, Maui County, and Washington. Success in Action: Creating Lasting Impact on…
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Strengthening Families and Communities: Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood Impact
The Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood (TPEC) program enhances how pediatric practice settings deliver development care – helping families access services that support healthy growht, school readiness, and long-term well-being. How TPEC Resource Hubs Transform Care TPEC Resource Hubs partner with local pediatric practices to embed innovative, sustainable solutions that expand access to developmental care…
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Improving Systems to Secure Healthy Futures: Our Center’s Impact
Since launching in September 2022, the ECDHS: Evidence to Impact Center has helped states, communities, and pediatric practices build systems of care so families receive the services they need, when they need them. Across the country, we are improving systems by translating evidence into sustainable action, strengthening developmental care, aligning financing, building workforce capacity, and…
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Identifying What Builds Family Trust in Early Childhood Developmental Health Systems
While there is a growing understanding that a child’s first few years strongly impact their future health and success, evidence suggests that access to necessary care and services remains limited.1 For example, of the children referred to IDEA Part C (a federal early intervention program for young children with disabilities) between July 2021 and June…
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