3.2 The role of Hub Coordination, Educate and support medical Identification of common hub is to collaborate Stable and Attached practitioners to embed learning goals and plan for with the health Families, and resources and family supports implementation with CCO and – sector to address strategic noted in 3.1 - into their medical health partners related to the social community practice. social determinants of health determinants of partnerships health that lead to Identify common social Increased shared strategies by health and determinants of health with health and early partners to for young health care partners identify and address barriers children and their to children’s healthy physical, Utilize hub partnerships and cognitive, and social families. network to support the health development sectors’ success in addressing social determinants of health ( i.e co-investments and activities, – community outreach, etc) 3.3 The role of Hub Coordination, Train early learning professionals Increased community the hub is to work OPEC, Stable and and other community leaders re: awareness of protective with community Attached Families, ACES, protective factors and other factors. partners to increase SPARK, and elements of Trauma Informed protective factors strategic Care. and reduce community Increase in number of families childhood partnerships Coordinate and promote the use at risk of abuse and neglect experiences of of stress/violence/substance who access preventive abuse screenings and referrals to services such as home visiting, abuse or neglect. children (and families) at risk of relief nurseries, parent abuse and neglect education, etc. Promote use of VROOM, library Decrease in reports of abuse programs, preschool camps, relief and neglect over time. nurseries, home visits, etc. in community
3.2 The role of hub is to collaborate with the health sector to address the social determinants of health that lead to health and for young children and their families. Hub Coordination, Stable and Attached Families, and strategic community partnerships Educate and support medical practitioners to embed learning resources – and family supports noted in 3.1 - into their medical practice. Identify common social determinants of health with health care partners Utilize hub partnerships and network to support the health sectors’ success in addressing social determinants of health ( i.e – co-investments and activities, community outreach, etc) Identification of common goals and plan for implementation with CCO and health partners related to social determinants of health Increased shared strategies by health and early partners to identify and address barriers to children’s healthy physical, cognitive, and social development 3.3 The role of the hub is to work with community partners to increase protective factors and reduce childhood experiences of abuse or neglect. Hub Coordination, OPEC, Stable and Attached Families, SPARK, and strategic community partnerships Train early learning professionals and other community leaders re: ACES, protective factors and other elements of Trauma Informed Care. Coordinate and promote the use of stress/violence/substance abuse screenings and referrals to children (and families) at risk of abuse and neglect Promote use of VROOM, library programs, preschool camps, relief nurseries, home visits, etc. in community Increased community awareness of protective factors. Increase in number of families at risk of abuse and neglect who access preventive services such as home visiting, relief nurseries, parent education, etc. Decrease in reports of abuse and neglect over time.
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