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Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems: Health Integration Prenatal-to-Three Program (ECCS) is sponsored by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). This program aims to build integrated maternal and early childhood systems of care that are equitable, sustainable, comprehensive, and inclusive of the health system, and that promote early developmental health and family well-being and increase family-centered access to care an…
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ECCS Prenatal to Three Project | Department of Human Services | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems Health Integration Prenatal-to-Three Project <span class=\"text-headline--small\">In August 2021, <a href=\"https://www. media. pa.
gov/pages/DHS_details. aspx? newsid=737\">the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) awarded Pennsylvania approximately $1.
2 million</a> to support the Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems Health Integration Prenatal-to-Three (ECCS) Program. </span></p>\r\n"}}"> In August 2021, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) awarded Pennsylvania approximately $1. 2 million to support the Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems Health Integration Prenatal-to-Three (ECCS) Program.
These funds will advance cross-sector collaborations and partnerships, health system improvements, state-level policy and fiscal innovation, equity, and family leadership to promote early developmental health and family well-being among prenatal to three-year-old (P-3) populations. Pennsylvania’s ECCS Project builds the commonwealth's capacity and infrastructure to integrate and strengthen maternal and early childhood systems.
Its particular focus on the prenatal-to-age-3 period maximizes the opportunity to reach and support families during the earliest stages of parenting. <br>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>Pennsylvania’s ECCS Project coordinates, implements, and sustains an equitable, comprehensive, system that promotes early developmental health and family well-being to increase access to a robust health care system that can meet the complex needs of the P-3 population.
</p>\r\n"}}"> These funds will advance cross-sector collaborations and partnerships, health system improvements, state-level policy and fiscal innovation, equity, and family leadership to promote early developmental health and family well-being among prenatal to three-year-old (P-3) populations.
Pennsylvania’s ECCS Project builds the commonwealth's capacity and infrastructure to integrate and strengthen maternal and early childhood systems. Its particular focus on the prenatal-to-age-3 period maximizes the opportunity to reach and support families during the earliest stages of parenting.
Pennsylvania’s ECCS Project coordinates, implements, and sustains an equitable, comprehensive, system that promotes early developmental health and family well-being to increase access to a robust health care system that can meet the complex needs of the P-3 population. State level Early Childhood Leadership Capacity: Increase the number of family and professional leaders engaged in state level maternal and early childhood initiatives.
Health System capacity to connect families to service continuum: Increase the participation of health providers (including obstetricians and pediatricians) in coordinated intake and referral systems (CIRS) or strengthen data coordination efforts for P-3 population. Health Equity and systemic drivers of disparities: Set specific and measurable P-3 health equity goals in the statewide early childhood plan.
<span class=\"text-headline--medium\">What can you do to support PA's ECCS Project? </span><br>\r\n</h3>\r\n<ul>\r\n<li>Share questions or ideas, and connect with the ECCS Leads</li>\r\n<li>Talk to your programs and partners and build awareness. </li>\r\n<li>Help the ECCS Leads connect with families and programs interested in engaging in project activities.
</li>\r\n<li>If you are a family member interested in engaging in project activities, contact the ECCS Leads. </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n"}}"> What can you do to support PA's ECCS Project? Share questions or ideas, and connect with the ECCS Leads Talk to your programs and partners and build awareness.
Help the ECCS Leads connect with families and programs interested in engaging in project activities. If you are a family member interested in engaging in project activities, contact the ECCS Leads. Family Leadership Toolkit The Family Leadership Toolkit is designed for state-level professionals and family leaders working to elevate family voice in systems change.
The Family Leadership Toolkit offers practical tools, strategies, and real-world examples to help build strong, collaborative partnerships between professionals and family leaders. </p>\r\n<p>For questions, please reach out to OCDEL at <a href=\"mailto:RA-PWECCS@pa. gov\">RA-PWECCS@pa.
gov</a></p>\r\n"}}"> The Family Leadership Toolkit is designed for state-level professionals and family leaders working to elevate family voice in systems change. The Family Leadership Toolkit offers practical tools, strategies, and real-world examples to help build strong, collaborative partnerships between professionals and family leaders. For questions, please reach out to OCDEL at RA-PWECCS@pa.
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