Road Map for Helping Your Child Grow! - AMCHP

1 Road Map for Helping your Child Grow! _____ development was discussed today _____ by_____ and _____Possible concerns were identified in the following areas: Speech Communication Learning Motor Behavior Social / EmotionalMore information about how your Child is developing may be helpful for providing supports that will help your Child grow and StepSContact your Child s Health Care ProviderYour doctor will assist with your Child s overall health care and support your Child s growth and development. Other doctors visits may be helpful. Contact Community-Based ServicesProviders will talk with you about additional testing and possible supports and services to help your Child Name: Doctor:Phone: Notes: Agency Name: Contact:Phone:Notes: Revisit your Child s Health Care ProviderShare findings and talk about next Health Related Contacts:School: Contact:Phone:Notes: ( Child s name)(date)(parent)(provider) Other: _____ _____ _____Statewide Contacts Family Centered Early Supports and Services ext.

2 5034 Head Start / Early Head Start NH Department of Education | TDD Access Relay NH: 711 Home Visiting New Hampshire | ext. 4517 TDD Special Medical Services | TDD Feeding and Nutrition: Bureau of Behavioral Health ext. 5000 | TDD NH Association of Infant Mental Health | WIC Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children and Resources Bright Futures for Families Resources for Children s Good Health Child Development and Parenting Families and Parenting UNH Cooperative Extension Program First Signs Early Identification Video Glossary Learn the Signs. Act Early. Family Resource Connection Statewide Information and Referral Network | NH Family Voices ext. 4525 | Parent Information Center | The First Five Years at your Fingertips A Family s Guide to Special Education Guide To Special Education Maneuvering Through the Maze A Comprehensive Resource for NH Services Partners:New Hampshire s Act Early Regional Summit Team NH Council on Autism Spectrum Disorders, Screening & Diagnosis GroupFunded in part by a mini-grant from the Association of University Centers of Excellence on Disability 2011 | Watch Me grow | UNH Institute on DisabilityOther Parent Concerns:Local Agency Contact Information:Screen Screen Often WatchMeGrow