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Maintain the high percentage of at-risk children served who are able to remain in their childcare setting

90% 

FY23 Actual


FY22 Actual
92%

Objective Description

Children manifesting social or emotional behavior problems in childcare settings are at risk for being asked to leave, which can have cascading impacts on their future development and readiness to learn upon entering elementary school. The Early Childhood Mental Health (ECMH) program is able to send trained behavior consultants into the childcare setting to work both with the child and parents, as well as the providers, to address underlying issues that place the child at risk in order to keep the child in childcare.

Trend Analysis

Children manifesting with social or emotional behavior problems in childcare settings are at risk for being asked to leave, which can have cascading impacts on their future development and readiness to learn upon entering elementary school. The Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Support Services Program sends trained behavior consultants into the childcare setting to work both with the child and parents, as well as the providers, to address underlying issues that place the child at risk.

Strategies

  • Target outreach to family childcare providers.
  • Provide group trainings to family providers.
  • Implement formal quality assurance evaluation process to identify weaknesses in process and make corrective changes.

Source: Department of Community Resources and Services

Target = 95

Detailed Analysis


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