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Comments due August 17, 2010 on How to Assess Evidence of Effectiveness of Home Visiting Model: Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Grant Program Request for Public Comment. ~Jul. 30, 2010

HHS Allocated $88 Million for Home Visiting Program to Improve the Wellbeing of Children & Families Forty-Nine States, the District of Columbia, and Five Territories Applied for and Were Awarded Funding Under This Program. ~Jul. 30, 2010

Involving Students with Disabilities in Safe Routes to School (SRTS): This Resource is Intended to Help Include and Accommodate Children With Disabilities in SRTS. ~Jul. 30, 2010

Let’s Talk Gatekeeper Training Program: Provides Suicide Prevention Training to Foster Parents and Other Adults Who Care for Children. ~Jul. 30, 2010

Alaska Kids Don't Float Program: A Collaborative Statewide Program Developed to Address Alaska’s High Child and Youth Drowning Rate. ~Jul. 30, 2010

Guidance for states for 2010 Home Visiting Program Applications: A New CSN Fact Sheet. ~Jul. 30, 2010

The Sixth World Conference on the Promotion of Mental Health and Prevention of Mental and Behavioral Disorders

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Spotlight on the States

WA Teaching Teens & Parents about Traumatic Brain Injuries.
June, 2010
Each year, more than 260 teens in Washington State are hospitalized as a consequence of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). The Washington State Injury & Violence Prevention Program created a video to educate teens and their parents about TBIs.

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