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Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health The Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health (MACMH) provides information, support, and advocacy to families with children with behavioral and emotional disorders. The MACMH publishes a very useful survival handbook with county and state information , offers a newsletter and MN state training. Website
Minnesota Autism Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network "Minnesota Act Early is a statewide outreach campaign that reaches out to families, communities, and organizations to promote early screening and early identification of potential developmental delays. The Minnesota Act Early team educates about healthy development, early signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental delays, the importance of regular developmental screening, and early intervention when there is a concern." Be sure to check out their great series of podcasts! Website
Minnesota Autism Resource Portal Part 1 Listen as our guests, Nicole Berning, Autism Clinical Lead, and Kim Hicks, Autism Policy Lead for the MN Department of Human Services share an overview of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and some of the early signs to watch for as you care for young children.  Podcast
Minnesota Autism Resource Portal Part 2 Our guests from the MN Department of Human Services Autism Resource Portal, Nicole Berning, and Kim Hicks join us again to showcase the amazing resources located in the portal.  They discuss ways it can be helpful to early childhood professionals and to parents.   Podcast
Minnesota Autism Resource Portal - Pathway to Services and Supports Minnesota has worked to develop a set of resources to help increase awareness and access to the range of services and supports available to people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) across the lifespan. Website
Minnesota Children with Special Health Needs The Minnesota Children with Special Needs website is a collaborative effort to improve the quality of life for Minnesota children and adolescents with special health needs and their families. Family services include clinic assessments, referrals, and care reimbursement. Program planning, advocacy, comprehensive services development, and interagency collaboration info are provided here and community education and resources are also stressed. Website
Minnesota Council on Disability - Alphabetic Resources The Minnesota Council on Disability (MDA) created this helpful resource. Here you will find links to external accessibility resources and other organizations listed alphabetically. Links to external resources are also listed by topic. For information produced by the Minnesota Council on Disability, visit Information and Assistance. Website
Minnesota Department of Education Minnesota Department of Education website provides resources for child care providers early childhood educators, early childhood family education coordinators, parent educators, early childhood special education coordinators, and others interested in the development of young children. Information on schools and districts, teacher licensing, Data reports, legislation. Screening information is also available in many languages. Website
Minnesota Department of Education - Kindergarten Webpage From the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE): "Starting kindergarten is a big milestone in a child’s life and is an important decision for all families. Five-year-old children are experiencing rapid changes in their growth and kindergarten provides a free learning opportunity that supports them during this critical time and lays a foundation for future school success."  Learn more about enrolling into public kindergarten (downloadable flyer for families). This resource is available in Hmong, Karen, Somali and Spanish. Website
Minnesota Department of Education - Outdoor & Nature-Based Learning "Minnesota has a variety of outdoor environments where young children can explore, play and interact with the natural world. Play and learning can happen outside in the fall, winter, spring and summer. Early educators can use outdoor spaces to support the learning of all children. The benefits of outdoor experiences for children are well documented. When children spend time outside they explore science topics using curiosity, creativity and wondering, becoming better problem solvers and critical thinkers. When children are outside, they take turns, talk to each other about what they see and interact with their peers in cooperative ways. Being outside leads to more time being physically active and developing small and large motor skills." Visit the Minnesota Department of Education - Outdoor & Nature-Based Learning webpage for additional resources.   Website
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