Help Me Grow Alabama

Help Me Grow (HMG) connects families to health and developmental resources so children (birth to age eight) can start school healthy and ready to succeed. With this proven model, HMG helps to ensure all children to have the best possible start in life. CORE COMPONENTS Making the Connection – receive calls regarding a child’s developmental concerns, …

21 Jun · Lauren Till · No Comments

Free Developmental Screening Event: July 12, 2019 Hartford, Alabama

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 …

20 Jul · Lauren Till · No Comments

Guest Blogger: – Katie Naman Prince, Help Me Grow Alabama Director

I can not be more excited to be a part of the “perfect storm” that is currently happening within Alabama’s early childhood system of care. Early childhood professionals across all systems are working together to leverage resources and accomplish positive change in the most effective and efficient way – connecting children to services as early …

12 Apr · Lauren Till · No Comments

Upcoming Books, Balls, and Blocks Event in Tuscaloosa

A free, fun, event providing early child development screenings for children 4 months to 5 years old. Thursday, April 13, 2017 10:00 am - 12:00 pmMcKenzie Court Apartments Community Room3020 21st St, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

6 Apr · Lauren Till · No Comments

Upcoming Books, Balls, and Blocks Event in Mobile

16 Jun · Lauren Till · No Comments

Starting Ahead is Better than Catching Up

Checkout the newest video from the Heckman Equation. More information is available at heckmanequation.org.

12 Apr · Lauren Till · No Comments

April is… Week of the Young Child

National Week of the Young Child is a celebration of the children we serve and the steps we take to help ensure that their early years are learning years. Week of the Young Child is April 12-18 and this year’s theme is “Celebrating Young Learners“! To learn more about how you can participate this week and …

1 Sep · Lauren Till · No Comments