COMMUNITY REPORT

Beyond the Walls SM Methodist Le Bonheur Community Outreach Strategy

As a health care organization, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare (MLH) has a responsibility to our community. This responsibility leads us to partner with our citizens to promote and protect their own health and well-being. Our Community Outreach division is committed to providing evidence-based services for children and families and working with community partners to improve health in the counties we serve. This strategy guides our work as we strive to create a healthier community.

Address the unique health needs of our community We believe it is our responsibility to strategically evaluate and select programs that address the unique health needs of individuals in our community. Successful programs will demonstrate: • Focus on recognized community health needs • Fit with MLH mission • Capabilities to create impact with MLH expertise

Demonstrate meaningful outcomes We are focused on studying and improving the health of our community. By using established best practices with solid clinical oversight and monitoring our progress, we continuously learn how to be better. We evaluate, make changes and ultimately deliver better results. To demonstrate outcomes, we will: • Define anticipated health impact • Measure the impact with specific metrics • Learn and continuously improve

Ensure sustainability We are dedicated to long-term community change. In order to support this mission, we must secure sustainable sources of funding and manage our resources effectively. To ensure sustainability, we will: • Diversify funding sources and seek new sources • Control costs and maximize resources • Demonstrate return on investment for funders

Develop infrastructure and expertise We recognize that our people are our greatest resource, and working together means that all of our programs benefit from the expertise of the group. To develop an effective infrastructure, we will: • Bring people together in one organization to foster collaboration and teamwork • Invest in technology to support cross-program integration • Build collaboration with other MLH care teams to enhance continuity of care • Consolidate all community health operations at 600 Jefferson

Develop meaningful partnerships to extend our reach We will develop partnerships with those organizations that are experts in other areas of community work and connect our clients to the resources they need to be healthier. To extend our reach, we will: • Engage in meaningful community collaborations • Develop a trusted network of partners • Create a consensus voice to advocate for community needs

SM Community Outreach Milestones

In the Community 1977 Center for Children in Crisis (CCC) • 250 staff 1989 • 100,000 children and adults served CCC Counseling program annually 1990s Women and Children’s Health Initiative • More than 20 evidence-based programs Injury Prevention Community HIV Network • Focused on children and families Memphis City Schools Nursing Services • $28.6 million annual investment 1992 Safe Kids Mid-South • Funded by grants, philanthropy and service contracts 1995 Healthy Families America Program • More than 30 years serving our CCC becomes Center for Children and Parents (CCP) community 1997 501(c)3 established for Outreach Efforts • Medical leadership provided by Le Bonheur Early Intervention and Development (LEAD) University of Tennessee Center for Responsible Fatherhood Program Health Sciences physicians Parenting after Divorce Education Abstinence-Based Teen Pregnancy Prevention • More than 500 community partners, 1998 including churches, schools, child care Designated Certified Regional Pediatric Center centers, community organizations, businesses and governmental agencies 2000 Tipton County Schools Nursing Services 2005 CCP Becomes Le Bonheur Community Outreach Le Bonheur On the Move 2007 Sources of Funding Congregational Health Network 2008 Early Success Coalition Network 11% Child-Care Resource and Referral Philanthropy 2009 Nurse Family Partnership 31% 2010 Grants Be Proud! Be Responsible! Memphis! 2012 CHAMP Healthy Lifestyle Tennessee Breastfeeding Hotline 2013 Healthy Homes Partnership 2014 Nurturing Parenting Program 2015 Memphis CHiLD Reach Out and Read 2016 58% Parent Support Warm Line Contracts 2018 Family Resilience Intiative Risk Reduction for children and families

CHAMP, Changing High-Risk Asthma in educators teach more than 4,000 teens annually in Memphis through Partnership – A program that community centers, churches and Shelby County schools. targets asthma, the most chronic disease of childhood. A team of physicians, nurses, a respiratory therapist and community Community HIV Network – A network of programs health workers teach families how to better manage asthma that cares for individuals infected and affected by HIV, by and address the triggers that cause attacks. Of the nearly diagnosing new cases and facilitating connections to care.

800 children enrolled in the program, hospitalizations are Our community, one of the worst in the country for HIV and down 70 percent, and the cost to care for each child has AIDS is making progress in fighting the epidemic; recent been cut in half. With technical assistance from the Green epidemiologic data indicates that Memphis has improved

& Healthy Homes Initiative Le Bonheur is seeking to secure from 6th highest in the country for new HIV infections down investments in asthma-related housing, preventive health care to 8th, and an even more remarkable achievement is that we management and legal services which have been proven to have moved from the 2nd highest rate of new AIDS cases in yield health care cost savings. the U.S., down to 12th. More than 98% of the 222 babies

born to HIV positive women served in our program were

Be Proud! Be Responsible! – A two-week program born HIV negative. that empowers teenagers to develop a sense of pride, self- confidence and self-respect through sexual disease education, safe-sex practices and life skills-building activities. Le Bonheur

CHAMP – The most frequent reason for children visiting our emergency department is breathing difficulties. Four years ago, Le Bonheur launched a program to target the most chronic disease of childhood. CHAMP, Changing High-Risk Asthma in Memphis through Partnership, developed a team of physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists and community health workers who walk alongside families of children with poorly-controlled asthma. They teach the family how to better manage the disease and help reduce the triggers that cause attacks. Of the nearly 800 children in the program, hospitalizations are down 70 percent, and the cost to care for each child has been cut in half. The program was created through a grant from Health Care Innovation Award from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and is now funded through philanthropy. Teen Birth Rate Ages 15-19 2004-2015 70

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0 Be Proud! Be Responsible! Memphis! – Teen births in Shelby 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 County have dropped dramatically; however, with a teen birth rate of 40.1 ■ Shelby County ■ Tennessee ■ United States per 1000, Shelby County teen birth rates remain higher than both the national average of 22.0 births per 1000 and the Tennessee average of 33.0 births per 1000. To help address this issue, Le Bonheur applied for and received a federal grant to implement Be Proud! Be Responsible! Memphis! The program aims to increase knowledge and eliminate or reduce risky sexual behaviors among adolescent populations.

Child Safety – Multiple programs and initiatives are dedicated to the safety of children.

Safe Kids Mid-South works to prevent accidental injuries to children. Safe Kids programs and partnerships include:

Buckle Up to educate proper installation and use of child safety seats; Car Seats and Cribs for Kids to promote safe transportation and safe sleep practices; Splash Mid-South to provide swimming lessons to the underserved; Walk This Way Radika Takes a Ride, Safe Kids Mid-South – Safe Kids Mid- to make changes in the environment to make pedestrians South developed an activity/coloring book to encourage bicycle helmet use among children. This book is based upon a true story of a safer in school zones; Sports Safety clinics for athletes, local teenager, Radhika, who suffered a traumatic head injury from a crash while not wearing a helmet. The book highlights her experience coaches and parents and many other programs to raise and, most importantly, the importance of wearing a helmet. awareness and promote safety to children and their families.

Annually, 10,000 children and 30,000 adults participate for children’s hospitals in the State of Tennessee and to in Safe Kids programs. address firearm safety in the community. Additionally we

We work on many other initiatives with community partners provide training for our Associates and physicians to teach to promote safety in the community. Multidisciplinary and them to protect children from sexual abuse. collaborative teams are working to pilot a safe sleep program Intervention to promote healthy child development and support for effective parenting

Nurse Family Partnership – An evidenced-based screens children for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in home visitation program that has shown improvements in order to provide referrals for supportive services to improve pregnancy outcomes, the health, well-being and self-sufficien- health. Two thirds of the clinic’s patients have at least four cy of low-income, first-time parents and their children. Women ACEs and one-third have issues related to food and housing are enrolled prenatally and receive regular visits by a nurse insecurity. until the child’s second birthday. Since 2010 more than 800 mothers and their babies have completed the program. Of Healthy Families – A home visitation service for young the participants, 89 percent of babies are born full-term, mothers, following children from birth through the age of 5

75 percent of mothers initiate breastfeeding and 97 years. The program follows the nationally recognized Healthy percent of toddlers are current with immunizations. Families America Model which is an evidenced-based home visiting model that works with overburdened families who are

Family Resilience Initiative – Housed within at-risk for adverse childhood experiences. Since 2007, more

Le Bonheur’s primary care clinic, Family Resilience Initiative than 800 families have completed the program.

Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) – The early years of a child’s life are critical to brain development. The social, emotional and cognitive skills built during this time determine a child’s foundation for future growth. Nurse visitation programs make investments in mothers and children that reap long-term benefits. Since 2010, more than 700 moms and their first-born children have completed the NFP program. NFP has improved pregnancy outcomes, child health and development and families’ economic self-sufficiency. Community Developmental Services –

Community Developmental Services are provided in settings outside of the hospital to support the growth and health of children.

• Early Interventional Services, including behavioral,

physical and developmental therapy, are provided

to children with developmental delays in the

familiar settings of the home, child care facilities and

community settings. Approximately 3,000 children are

served annually.

• Early Childhood Services are provided by staff who Le Bonheur Early Intervention and Development partner with child care facilities to improve overall facilitators help train child care staff to care for children with special needs to allow these children access to a preschool experience with typically developing peers. quality and encourage full inclusion of young children

with significant health issues. Through the Inclusion

Support program and the Childcare Resources and

Referral Program last year, nearly 3,000 educators in

child care facilities and 700 parents received assistance.

More than 300 children received direct care for

ongoing health, medical and developmental needs

in these facilities. Le Bonheur facilitators also identify

children with developmental delays and facilitate

referrals for therapy services.

• Through a contractual relationship with schools,

Le Bonheur’s School Based Therapy program provides

speech, occupational and physical therapy to students.

Reach Out and Read – To promote literacy to his young patients, Le Bonheur pediatrician Jason Yaun implemented the evidenced-based program, Reach Out Reach Out and Read – School readiness and and Read. Volunteers read books aloud to patients, siblings and family members early childhood literacy are important to the future prior to clinic appointments at Le Bonheur’s Outpatient Center. success of children. Le Bonheur has convened a team from throughout the hospital and community outreach programs to collaborate with community partners to outreach program. Reach Out Read is a national literacy streamline and emphasize the important of literacy efforts program that gives books to children at doctor’s appointments and to place books on each hospital floor and community and promotes reading out loud daily to children. Promote the health and well-being of families through community partnerships demonstrating both sustainability and impact

Project Search – Le Bonheur hosts interns from special Congregational Health – Educators conduct health education classrooms in Shelby County in a school-to-work needs assessments for churches and provide evidenced-based program that integrates classroom instruction with hands-on chronic disease self-management education and connection training and work experience. These interns rotate through to other sources for health education. The program focuses

Le Bonheur departments and learn skills that will hopefully on encouraging positive self-management behaviors to those lead them to paid employment. In five years, 45 students with affected by chronic diseases and their caregivers in order to intellectual disabilities or autism have completed this program. improve health outcomes.

Seven interns have been hired at Le Bonheur.

Latino Outreach – Two Hispanic health navigators are

based at St. Stephen United Methodist Church to promote

health and provide fitness programs for adults. A summer

camp focuses on fitness for children.

The 38109 Project – Educators provide health

screenings at the Riverview Kansas Community Center and

identify adults at risk for type 2 diabetes in order to enroll

them in diabetes prevention programs.

Le Bonheur on the Move – Mobile medical units follow

Project Search – Le Bonheur partners with Shelby County an enhanced medical home model by serving as a primary Schools to help students with special needs gain hands-on training care provider for communities with limited access to medical and work experience. Students are placed in jobs across the hospital, including FedExFamilyHouse, a home-away-from-home for families support. Last year Le Bonheur served more than 34,000 that travel long distances for care at Le Bonheur. children through this program.

School Health Nursing Program – Through a Memphis CHiLD – A medical-legal partnership, including contractual relationship with Tipton County Schools more The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, than 20 Le Bonheur nurses provide health-related services Memphis Area Legal Services, University of Tennessee Center and education to nearly 10,000 students and staff. Nurses for Health Sciences-Department of Pediatrics and Le Bonheur also provide chronic disease management, first aid for Children’s Hospital. The partnership focuses on identifying accidents or injuries and health-related education. the legal and social issues that impact patient health and provides means to address these issues through direct legal services, education and advocacy for Total Infant Mortality Rate children and their families. Memphis CHiLD has Shelby County, TN – 2004-2015 20 served 350 families in three years. 18

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Homes Partnership (HHP) – As a 10 founding member of the HHP, Le Bonheur with 8 6 other local health, housing and legal services Rate per 1,000 live births per 1,000 live Rate 4 agencies is working to reduce the impact of home 2 environmental hazards and substandard housing 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 and develop a shared system for program referrals and data. Master Home Environmental- ists provide free home assessments to families Healthy Families – Shelby County’s infant mortality rate reached a who have environmental health concerns such historical milestone in 2016 – the lowest in recorded history. There are no silver bullets for reducing infant mortality. This improvement is the result as asthma or exposure to lead-based paint and of sustained and focused community effort to address the underlying problems. This success is illustrative of what is possible when efforts of provide information to occupants on how to individual organizations and systems are coordinated and aligned. Le Bonheur contributed by maintaining focus on evidenced-based initiatives including teen reduce or manage identified hazards. Through pregnancy prevention, home visitation programs and access to primary care. the efforts of this collaborative, The City of

Memphis Division of Housing and Community

Development (HCD) has received designation as a Green and Healthy Homes site.

Comprehensive Regional Pediatric Center – As the region’s only comprehensive children’s hospital, Le Bonheur provides education and training for adult hospitals across

Tennessee on ways to care for the unique needs of pediatric patients. Last year the Le Bonheur team conducted more than 50 training sessions in regional hospitals and emergency management services agencies, training more than 750 health care professionals on the stabilization and treatment of critically ill and injured children. Community Partners

We partner with more than 500 local, regional, state and federal organizations. Together we are working to address the needs of children and families in our community. Below is a list of many of our partners.

Bright Ideas Germantown United Methodist Preschool Le Sueur Learning Center Business Brown’s Beautiful Beginnings FDH God’s Creative Child Care Learning Tree Cordova Building Blocks Academy Goodwill Homes Learning Center and Early Learning Tree Daycare - Arlington APS Building Blocks Learning Center Head Start - Porter Leath Learning Tree Daycare - Lakeland Chuck Hutton Chevrolet Buntyn Preschool Grace Celebration Daycare Center Learning World Center Connexx Staffing Busy Bunnies Learning Center Grace Christian Learning Center Lighthouse Christian Academy DENSO Automotive Calvary Place Grace Presbyterian Child Care Center LiL Daniel and Friends Learning Center DIDD Campbell’s Learning Academy Grandma Sandy’s Babysitting, FCCH Lil Olympian Learning Center FedEx Corporation Candis Care Learning Center Great Adventure Childcare Lil Tot’s Learning Center Home Depot Challenging Minds Family Day Home Great Beginnings Lindenwood Child Care Jani-King Child Enrichment Center Union Ave. Great Expectations Lisa’s Little Angel’s Johnson & Johnson Children First Childcare Center Guardian Angels Home Child Care Little Angels Early Enrichment Center Judy Bell Consulting Children’s First Academy Happy Home Child Care Little Angels Learning Center LLC Kohl’s Cares Children’s Knowledge Station Happy Times Daycare Little Bears Preschool Memphis Chamber of Commerce Christ Methodist Preschool Heaven’s Little Blessing Little Harvard Childcare Milestone Christ the King Highland Day School Little House Enrichment My Faith Christ Trinity Christian Academy Hope House Little Peoples Daycare Nationwide Insurance Collierville Christian Academy Hope Of Glory LLC Lord of Life Lutheran Preschool Orion Federal Credit Union Collierville Presbyterian Day School Hope Preschool Louise’s Learning Tree Paramount Collins Educational Center and Tutoring, Inc. Hosannas Little Angels Loving All Children Port Alliance Community Childcare & Referral Service House of Scholars Loving Hearts Daycare Proctor and Gamble Center Idlewild Presbyterian Children’s Center M M The Clown Learning and Fun Palace ServiceMaster Copper Cottage Inspire 2 Learn Academy M.C. Outreach Learning Center Shift Gig Cornerstone Learning Center Institute for Success Christian School M.E.M Christian Preschool UT Corp. Connection Cotton Tail Christian Academy / Christ Trinity Itaska Angels Magic Kingdom Learning Academy Walgreens Christian Academy Jac-Kay’s In Home Childcare Making Memories Christian CCC Walmart Country Home Daycare Jessie Mahan Center, Inc. Marilyn’s Family Care Home Daffy Duck Learning Academy JoAnn’s Kids Learning Academy Martin Luther King (MLK) Head Start Child Care Dama’s Little Folks Journi’s Way Porter Leath 1st Baptist Day School Darrell’s Around The Clock Joyce’s Babyland Mary Child Care Home A Beautiful Beginning Day Campus Joyland Child Academy McCormack Surprise Day School A Children’s Place - Bright Horizons Debo’s Juz 4 Kids Just For Little People MECCA Campus School A Learning Experience Academy & Preschool Deb’s Enrichment Center Just Us Kids Day Care Melinda’s Palace A Mother’s Wish Daycare Discovery Zone Kadazza Kids Learning Academy Memphis Oral School for the Deaf ABC Child Care Center Diversity Christian Academy Katie’s Klassy Kidz FDHI Michelle’s Magical Treasure’s ABC Childcare (America Best Childcare) Diversity Christian Academy Kid City Playcenter & Resort Midtown Church of Christ and Day School Academy Of Creative Learning Douglas Head Start - Porter Leath Kidazzle Child Care Millington Child Development Center Advent Arlington Preschool Early Childhood Enrichment Daycare Center Kiddie Kollege Miriam Child Development Center Advent Preschool/PDO EduCARE Learning Center Kids Carousel of Learning Miss Bunny Rabbit Daycare Center Alpha & Omega Learning Center Elrose Enrichment Center Kids Come First Learning Academy MJCC Early Childhood Center - Memphis Alpha Visions Learning Academy Ernestine Rivers Childcare Center Kids First Enrichment Center Jewish Community Center An Awesome Learning Academy Excel Academy Kinder Care Learning Centers / Knowledge Mrs. Nell’s Home Daycare Angels of Destiny FCCH Faith Lutheran Preschool Universe Ms. Diane’s Hands of Joy Ann’s Christian Academy Farmer’s Enrichment Kinder Care Mt. Vernon Christian Academy Barbara K. Lipman Early Learning Center Fayette County Early Head Start Kinder Care @ Christian Kids Munford Methodist Preschool (Temple Israel) First Baptist Church Nursery School Kinesthetic Learners @ Play Nana’s Nursery Barbara K. Lipman ECE School at The Univer- First Choice Kids Academy Kingdom Hearts Enrichment Center New Beginnings sity of Memphis First Star Learning Academy Kingsway Childcare & Learning Center New Glory Preparatory Learning Day Care Bearly Tots Enrichment Center First Step Learning Academy Kingsway Christian Church New Life Learning Center Beginnings & Beyond Foreign Language Immersion Klassy Kids Academy New Sardis Bev’s Childcare School Childcare Center Knight Arnold Child Care Nickey’s House of Knowledge Bilingual Academy Memphis Daycare Frogs and Lilies Childcare Krayola Learning Academy, Inc. Nona’s Little Bits of Heaven Blessed Beginnings Learning Fundamentals 1st Learning Academy Kristy’s Loving and Caring NSA Midsouth Child Development Center Blessed Beginnings Learning Academy Future Leaders Learning Center Lagoshen Childcare & Learning Nurturing Young Minds Preschool & Bluebird Learning Center Future Leaders Learning Center Lambs and Ivy School Enrichment Academy Breath of Life Prep. Preschool G.G. Angels La Petite Academy One-on-One HDC Bright Beginnings Gateway Baptist MDO Lauderdale Head Start Open Heart’s Home Care Bright Horizons (at Nonconnah) Gateway Learning Academy, LLC LaVerne’s FCCH Other Mother Child Care Center Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Tennessee State University TN Cares University of Tennessee Health Planned Parenthood of Greater Memphis Paideia Prep Academy FDH Humboldt Center Science Center Regional Hospital of Jackson Paiges Rising Star Academy Tessa’s Little Angels Regional One Health Peachtree Academy The Academy Faith-Based Saint Francis Hospital Pebbles Family Day Care Home The Beginning Miracles Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett Pee Wee Wisdom Learning Center The Goddard School Cathedral of Faith Shelby County Health Department Phaze 2 Learning The Good Shepherd Little Lambs Church Health Center St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Playcare Learning Center The Land Academy Congregational Health Network Sullivan County Health Department Porter-Leath American Way Early Head Start The Learning Station Enrichment Center Neighborhood Christian Center United Healthcare Porter-Leath Children’s Early Head Start The Light (Family) Childcare One-by-One Ministries UT Regional One Physicians Porter-Leath Cornerstone Prep Pre K The Noah’s Ark St. Paul Baptist Church Vanderbilt University Medical Center Porter-Leath Corning Pre K This Little Light of Mine Volunteer Community Hospital Porter-Leath Covington Pike Threshold Montessori School Government Porter-Leath Delano Tinker Tots Learning Academy City of Memphis Community and Housing Public Health Porter-Leath Early Head Start Tipton County Early Head Start Development Porter-Leath Frayser Child Center /Primary Trafalgar Baptist Church Hardeman County Community Emergency 9-1-1 Health Center Preparatory Inc. Tree of Learning Fire Museum of Memphis Porter-Leath Frayser Pre K Twinkle’s Day Care Center Paris and Henry County Healthcare Juvenile Court of Memphis and Shelby Foundation Porter-Leath Georgian Hills Pre K Two Steps Ahead Learning County Porter-Leath Hanley Pre K University Prep School Shelby County Health Department Memphis Housing Authority Sullivan County Health Department Porter-Leath KIPP Shannon UT (University Of Tennessee) Child Care/ Memphis Light Gas and Water Porter-Leath Lauderdale Early Head Start St. Jude Learning Center Shelby County Child Support Services Social Service Porter-Leath Preschool Head Start @ Kipp Washington Douglass Head Start Shelby County Housing Department Porter-Leath Renaissance Center We Love Kids Shelby County Office of Construction Codes Agape Porter-Leath Whitney Pre K Wee Care Childcare Center Inc. Shelby County Office of Early Childhood Family Safety Center Precious Child Academy Where The Heart Is FCC and Youth Friends For Life Precious Faces Learning Academy Williams’ Step of Faith Shelby County Office of Sustainability Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis Premier Kids Enrichment Center Woodlawn Baptist Daycare Shelby County Prosecutor’s Office Hope House Prince and Princess Daycare Word of Faith Shelby County Sheriff’s Department Knowledge Quest Raleigh Hill Christian Academy Young Minds Academy TennCare Memphis Area Legal Services Reach One Teach One Academy Zoe Christian Academy Tennessee Commission on Children and Memphis Crisis Center Red Robin’s Academy Youth MIFA Ridgeway Kindercare / Knowledge Learning Community Tennessee Community Services Agency OUT Memphis Corp DBA Arts Memphis Tennessee Coordinated School Health Porter-Leath Rising Stars Childcare Tennessee Department of Children’s Services Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee Riverdale Kiddie Learning Center Binghampton Development Corporation BLDG Memphis Tennessee Department of Environment and Serenity Recovery Centers Riverview Kansas Day School Conservation Signal Centers, Inc. Roulhac’s Preschool Consilience Group Data for Good Tennessee Housing Development Agency The Exchange Club Family Safe Haven U. S. Environmental Protection Agency— Universal Parenting Place Sharing God’s Love Hickory Hill Redevelopment Corporation Memphis Bioworks Foundation Region 4 West Tennessee Legal Services Sherri’s Happy Haven University of Tennessee Extension Service Shining Star Family Daycare Memphis Lead-Safe Collaborative Funders Small Steps Childcare Neighborhood Preservation, Inc. Health Care Small World Learning Center Safeways, Inc. ACE Awareness Foundation Sonshine Learning Center Seeding Success A Step Ahead Assisi Foundation South Parkway East Kiddie Learning Center Shannon Dixon Amerigroup Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Southwest TN Community College Early Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) Baptist Memorial Hospital-Tipton Children’s Health Fund Head Start /Campus Kids Corner - SPARCC Memphis Partners for Resilient Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City Department of Health and Human Services Porter Leath Communities Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Dohmen Company Foundation Southwest TN Community College Early United Housing, Inc. Bolivar General Hospital Green and Healthy Homes Initiative Head Start /Campus Kids Corner - Urban Land Institute CHOICES Health Resources Service Administration Porter Leath YMCA of Memphis & the Mid-South Christ Community Health Services March of Dimes Special Kids & Families / SRVS Decatur County General Hospital Memphis TGA Ryan White Program Sports Care, Inc. Education Delta Medical Center Office of Adolescent Health Spring Hill Baptist Daycare Head Start and Early Head Start Dyersburg Regional Medical Center Plough Foundation St. Francis of Assisi Parent’s Day Out Achievement School District Hardeman County Community Health Center Pyramid Peak Foundation St. Luke Medical Education and Research Institute Hardin Medical Center Slingshot Memphis St. Luke Learning Center Memphis Charter Schools – Aspire, Henry County Medical Center Tennessee Department of Education St. Paul Preschool Capstone, Libertas, Promise, GRAD, Lauderdale Community Hospital Tennessee Department of Health Starks’ Daycare and Preschool Memphis College Prep, Gestalt, Green Dot Life Choices Tennessee Department of Human Services Start Ahead Learning Center Memphis College of Art McKenzie Regional Hospital United Way of the Mid-South Stepping Stone Learning Center Rhodes College Memphis Health Center Urban Child Institute Strayhorn Day Care Shelby County Schools Methodist Healthcare Memphis Hospitals Women’s Foundation of Greater Memphis Tender Hearts Learning Center / Reach One The University of Memphis Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital Teach One Tipton County School System Methodist North Hospital Tennessee State University TN Cares Early University of Tennessee Boling Center Methodist South Hospital Head Start University of Tennessee Extension Paris-Henry County Healthcare Foundation Contact us to learn how you can make a difference for families in our community.

Jennilyn Utkov Carrie Vaughan Vice President Director of Development Community Outreach [email protected] [email protected] 901-287-6797 901-287-5932

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