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Gateway Baptist Church Books, Balls, and Blocks -Montgomery Alabama

Montgomery, Alabama

10:00 To 12:00

March 14, 2020

What is Help Me Grow: Books, Balls, & Blocks? Books, Balls, and Blocks is a free event held for children and their families. The purpose of the event is to screen children for developmental delays in the first 5 years of life, while the kids are playing! The event is fun, educational, and exciting! While ...

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Alabama’s Early Intervention System (EI)

When a parent or professional has a question regarding a child’s development, a referral can be made to Alabama’s Early Intervention System (AEIS). This is done by calling (800) 543-3098 which is also known as the Child Find number. AEIS serves children from birth to age three. To be eligible, the child must have: A) ...

HMG Staff Spotlight: Deanne Slafsky

Deanne Slafsky joined the Help Me Grow Alabama team as a South Alabama Regional Care Coordinator with Lifelines Counseling Services. Deanne comes with 33 years of experience working with at-risk youth and youth with developmental disabilities. She operated a child care center for toddlers in foster care due to parental drug abuse in California, the ...

HMG Staff Spotlight: Tabetha Mitz

Tabetha Mitz was born and raised in Hawaii, and she is a recent graduate from the University of Hawaii with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She has experience as a paraprofessional where she worked with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and she also has child care experience from working with children in a ...

Help Me Grow Alabama

Help Me Grow Alabama is a program of the Alabama Partnership for Children as an affiliate of the Help Me Grow National Network.

Help Me Grow Alabama is funded by the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education through the Preschool Development Grant, the Alabama Department of Human Resources, and the Alabama Department of Mental Health through a Project LAUNCH Grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association. In addition, Help Me Grow Alabama is supported by an AmeriCorps State Grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service provided by The Governor's Office of Volunteer Services.