Help Me Grow
Is your little one on track? Help Me Grow connects you too...
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Parent Support
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Developmental Screenings
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Immunization Tracking
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Plan Ideas
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Someone to Listen to You
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Activities
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Parent Trainings
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Prenatal Information
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Community Resources
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Financial Resources
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Medical Resources
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The first three years of a child's life are the building blocks
for learning and development. Your child's education begins the day they
are born. Being a parent is probably the most important job you will ever
have, and sometimes it can difficult
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- Do you need Parent Support?
- Do you have children under the age of three?
- Are you pregnant?
- Do you have questions about your child's development?
- Are you feeling overwhelmed?
- Does your child have special needs?
- Would you like to know more about the community resources available
to you and your child?
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Help Me Grow programs provide services that promote children's
growth and development and supports families during the important early
years of a child's life. Help Me Grow programs available to families and
children birth to three years of age, include:
Welcome
Home |
"Start on Track" includes a home visit from a registered
nurse to all first time and teen moms.
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Early
Start |
"Stay
on Track" promotes the well being of children under the age of three
and their families through a home visiting program. |
Early Intervention | "Back
on Track" support development early in a child's life when they need
extra help because of premature birth, diagnosed medical conditions, or a
delay in progress in seeing, hearing, walking or talking. |
Resource
and Referral |
Help Me Grow of Summit County provides information about community resources to
all families with children birth to three. If you are looking for a specific type
of program or service, we'll help you locate the resource that is available. |
Family
Support |
Family Support Specialists provide support to families in the Help Me Grow program.
Sometimes it is helpful to talk to another parent that has been through similar
experiences. Family Support Specialists can, upon request, provide you with support
through telephone contact, home visits, and support groups. |
Family
Resource Room |
Located at the Central Site offices, the Help Me Grow Family Resource Room has
books and videos about infants and toddlers that you can check out. You can also
use the computer there to locate community or Internet resources. There's also
a play area for children while you are there. Open Weekdays. |
For more information please contact:
Ann-Marie Ciavolella
Coordinator Help Me Grow
(330) 315-2673
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