Accelerating Progress for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health In Washington
The state of Washington is part of a national movement to ensure that a strong network of infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) services is available to young children and their families. This brief, the first in a series of issue briefs funded by Perigee, covers the steps Washington took to collect information and stakeholder input to develop a strategic plan for advancing infant and early childhood mental health. It also provides an overview of the other five briefs in the series.
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Listening to Parent Voices: Perigee Foundation Study on How Technology Changed What’s Possible in Home Visiting and Infant Mental Health Programs
Blog November 22, 2021
Engaging parents and creating feedback loops to ensure ongoing communication between state and local policy makers, practitioners, community leaders, and families can help systems leaders make shifts to increase opportunities for young children and families in communities with significant racial, ethnic, economic, heath, and education disparities. This blog outlines Perigee’s 10 recommendations to support leaders in initiating these shifts.
Listening to Parent Voices: How Technology Changed What’s Possible in Home Visiting & Infant Mental Health Programs
Case Study November 22, 2021
This resource is a website for the study Listening to Parent Voices: How Technology Changed What's Possible in Home Visiting & Infant Mental Health Programs. The site includes the study, the findings, and recommendations.
Listening to Parent Voices: How Technology Changed What’s Possible in Home Visiting and Infant Mental Health Programs
Report November 22, 2021
This new report is a rare opportunity to hear directly from parents and caregivers who were most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic about how programs can be better designed to fit their needs — increasing effectiveness and ensuring that programs are reaching the families most in need of support.