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Maternal Health Action & Resource Center (MHARC)

The newly established Maternal Health Action & Resource Center (MHARC) will provide capacity building assistance (CBA), training, and technical assistance (TTA) to State MHI and other HRSA MCHB award recipients. This center will broadly share and disseminate information about evidence-based strategies and guidance with the purpose of enhancing and strengthening recipients’ ability to improve maternal health outcomes and reduce the significant disparities faced by certain populations.

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Enriching ECHO (Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes) cohorts with High-risk Pregnancies and Children with Disabilities

The goal of the ECHO Program is to understand the effects of a broad range of early environmental influences on child health and development. ECHO aims to enhance the health of children and adolescents through research that may help inform healthcare practices, programs, and policies and create a culture that helps teams of child health researchers work together to achieve the best results. The Enriching ECHO with Disabilities cohort seeks to advance disability inclusivity in ECHO research. NICHQ supports data collection and clinical research management for three clinical sites directly enrolling participants into the ECHO study.

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Family Engagement and Leadership in Systems of Care

The purpose of the FELSC program is to enhance engagement of families of children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) and individuals with lived experience, within the systems that serve them. FELSC includes two projects: 1) providing national family engagement leadership to support maternal and child health programs that serve CYSHCN and 2) providing TA to Family to Family Health Information Centers.

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UHC Catalyst Initiative: Infant Health Equity

By convening and coordinating the complementary initiatives of Healthy Start and UHC’s Catalyst Center, this project will seek to demonstrate that aligning this work and leveraging resources can identify opportunities to accelerate progress toward equity by successfully identifying and addressing social needs among Healthy Start participants and increasing utilization of services.