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Feliciana Turner, Unit Manager Maternal and Child Health Unit 122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West Phone: 307-777-6921/800-438-5795 * Maternal and Child Health Unita * Brush Up on Early Oral Health * MCH Needs Assessment 2025 * Wyoming Partnership Access Line (PAL) * Newborn Screening Program * Frequently Asked Questions * Newborn Screening Education * Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD) * Newborn Screening Report Card Dashboard * Newborn Screening Panel * Women and Infant Health Program * Maternal Mortality Review Committee * Maternal Mortality Review Committee Membership Applications * Providers - Order Materials!
* Wyoming Perinatal Quality Collaborative * Wyoming Hand in Hand - Home Visitation Program * Youth and Young Adult Health Program * Adolescent Suicide Prevention * Pediatric Mental Health Care Access * Needs Assessment Key Findings * Personal Responsibility and Education Program (WyPREP) * Child Health Request for Applications * Child Health Request for Applications FAQ * Women & Infant Health Rolling Request for Applications * Current and Past Awardees * Women & Infant Health Request for Applications FAQ * Wyoming Maternal Mortality Review Committee Family Interviewer # Youth and Young Adult Health Program Adolescence is a time of remarkable opportunity and growth.
From around age 10 to about 25, we discover, learn from and adapt to the world around us. We forge our sense of who we are and who we aspire to be. We learn to make decisions, manage our emotions, and create deeper connections with peers, romantic partners and others in our communities.
We also build resilience, and develop interests, passions, and meaningful goals that shape our adult lives. All adolescents need supportive social environments, stimulating learning experiences, and diverse extracurricular activities in our communities to thrive. We need to make sure that all young people can access the opportunities of adolescence.
The Youth and Young Adult Health Program in the Maternal and Child Health Unit identifies and supports programs designed to support adolescents in their development, with the goal of adolescents transitioning into a health, happy, and productive adulthood. Current efforts include: * **Supporting access to mental health care**. * **Educating on key components** of a healthy and independent adulthood.
The work of the Youth and Young Adult Health Program is funded through federal grant funds, including **Title V**, **State PREP**, and HRSA’s **Pediatric Mental Health Care Access** program. Youth and Young Adult Health Program Manager 122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West Phone: 307-777-6921 / 800-438-5795 Email:**mchinfo@wyo.
gov** ## Contact Us(307) 777-7656 * Notice of Privacy Practices * Non-Discrimination Notice Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
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