Mental Health Referrals for Children and Families
This resource has tips for finding mental health providers, developing partnerships with them, and referring children and families to their services.
These resources are designed for health care providers who work with Head Start programs, children, and families. Health, mental health, and oral health providers and consultants in the areas of health, mental health, nutrition, and safety can use the materials to support their work with early childhood programs.
These resources can also help Head Start programs strengthen their relationships with health care providers in their communities.
This resource has tips for finding mental health providers, developing partnerships with them, and referring children and families to their services.
Find out how dental hygienists can work in partnership with Head Start programs to improve oral health for enrolled children and expectant families.
Learn how dentists can work in partnership with Head Start programs to improve oral health for enrolled children and expectant families.
See how medical providers like physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, and physician assistants can work in partnership with Head Start programs to improve oral health for enrolled children and expectant families.
This webinar explores strategies and resources CCHCs and program leadership can use to review and develop health policies and procedures.
Find out how to develop a Child Care Health Consultant (CCHC) registry. Learn about the registry’s purpose and components. Explore ways states can add a registry to an existing professional development system.
Review the skills and expertise of child care health consultants (CCHCs) who work with early care and education programs across settings to serve children ages birth to 5 and their families.
Dr. James Perrin, former president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, discusses Head Start and the medical home. Learn why it is crucial to link families to a medical home that best serves their needs by providing continuous, accessible medical care.
These interactive learning activities will help child care health consultants learn to effectively share their expertise with programs. Explore six realistic scenarios to build and enhance consultation skills.
Discover the link between positive health outcomes for children and early care and education providers’ cultural competence with this activity.