The Deciding Together Guide provides a clear, step-by-step team approach to facilitate dialogue between service coordinators and families using a family-centered, collaborative decision-making framework. This manual provides instructions for the team regarding how to facilitate each of the steps, factors…

This document describes what a SPoC is, why it is important, and how to use it. The two files linked below have the same content with slightly different layouts.

This letter welcomes families to the Birth to One program and describes what to expect after enrolling.

This document describes the Birth to One program for families and defines each term used in the Birth to One Roadmap.

This resource lists options for asking questions and seeking support for infant feeding.

This resource sheet describes Washington-specific and national organizations that provide support for all members of the family.

This document lists resources to include in discharge packets for children age 0-3. Links to resources are included.

This PDF SPoC document includes a contact sheet and action plan.

This document shows a fictional example of an All About Me sheet, including the child’s likes, dislikes, hopes and dreams, strengths, and goals.

Under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, state Medicaid programs are eligible to receive an additional 6.2 percent federal funding match provided they meet certain Maintenance of Effort (MOE) requirements. One of these requirements includes providing continuous eligibility to enrollees through the end of the month in which the…