HealthySteps provides early childhood support by integrating a HealthySteps Specialist, a child development expert, into pediatric health care teams.
New Jersey’s recently approved FY2024 budget includes $500,000 in state dollars eligible for federal match—a $1 million investment—in ZERO TO THREE’s evidence-based HealthySteps program.
The HealthySteps model from ZERO TO THREE integrates a child-development professional, called a HealthySteps specialist, into the pediatric primary care team.
The New Jersey Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics (NJAAP) was awarded a four-year cooperative agreement from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to transform how pediatric primary care is delivered for prenatal-to-five-year-old (P-5) populations eligible for NJ FamilyCare or who are uninsured.
Pictured are Turrell staffers: Evan Delgado; Andres Monclut; Madison McHugh-Thieke; and Rich Ribeiro. Also pictured is Turrell Trustee Dr. Junlei Li.
The Summit covered a wide range of topics around early relational health in New Jersey and brought together community organizations to develop solutions ensuring services and resources are family-focused, evidence and strengths-based. Click to find out who is in the photo…
The Action Plan is a blueprint of initiatives and actions to identify, coordinate and advance programs and services across state government to reduce and eradicate adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).