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Income guidelines and these two other requirements make you eligible for WIC.
What are being a pregnant woman or an infant/child from birth to age 5?
This program supports the following: “the Developing capacity from birth to 6 to experience, regulate, and express emotions; to form close relationships; and to explore the environment-all in the context of family, community, and cultural expectations."
What is Infant Mental Health?
20% delay or an established condition
Community and Emergency Assistance, Housing and Homeless Services, Weatherization, Foster Grandparents/senior Companions Program.
What is other services besides EHS and HS that Eightcap provides?
If you suspect child or adult abuse/neglect, this is who you would call
What is DHHS or Centralized Intake (855-444-3911)?
The acronym CSHCS stands for this
What is Children's Special Health Care Services?
Infant Mental Health Practitioners ask this key question when working with infants and young people
What is, "What about the baby?"
SLI, ECDD, OH, ASD
What are the special education eligiblity categories?
Fill out an application or get referred by someone.
What are 2 ways a family gets connected with Early Head Start or Head Start?
This resource might be you used if a family's car breaks down and they can not get to work
What are Direct Support Services funds or DSS?
Besides being a pregnant woman or an infant under 18 months of age, this is the only other requirement to be enrolled in MIHP
What is having Medicaid or being Medicaid-eligible?
Between 18-24 months
What is the common age that early signs of Autism are noticed?
45 days
What how many days allowed between referral and the initial IFSP?
Prenatal mothers and children up to age 3.
What is the age range that Early Head Start serves?
This resource might help when you have a client in need of food.
What is the food assistance or FAP?
3.5 mg/dl
What is the acceptable blood lead level for lead as of October 28, 2021?
Applied Behavior Analysis
What is an evidenced-based therapy for kids on the Autism Spectrum?
The main person that provides services to the family is called this.
What is the the Primary Service Provider?
Weekly home visits or at the Building Blocks Center.
What are the two different ways infants and toddlers can receive Early Head Start Services?
This resource might help a client’s whose power was shut off due to non payment get it truned back on.
What is State Emergency Relief (SER)?
Schedule an appointment and receive "installation education" in order to...
What is receive a free car seat from the Health Department?
This is a component of IMH which offers parents the opportunity to express and understand their feelings from past or present trauma, loss, abuse, neglect or depression that threaten to interrupt the developmental of secure stable and enduring parent-child relationships.
What is infant/parent or child/parent psychotherapy?
90 days to 9 months before the child's 3rd birthday
What is the transition plan window?
Public Assistance, Foster Care, Homelessness, CPS involvement, Developmental Concern/Delay.
What are other ways a child can qualify for EHS or HS services besides income?
This resource can be called if, during a home visit, you witness a domestic dispute between the two parents.
What is centralized intake?