HB 132 / SB180 Robotics Grant Program Expansion
SB 180 Robotics Grant Program Expansion
HB118 Senatorial and Delegate Scholarship Support
HB 118_Senatorial and Delegate Scholarships_Support
Increasing Access to Behavioral Health Supports for Young Children
ACY is thrilled to be part of a team that received a Technical Assistance (TA) grant from Zero to Three to improve Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health across Maryland. Leading our team is Kay Connors, and Instructor at...
Birth to Three Data Presentation on Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties
Click here to see our presentation on early childhood data for Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties.
Rethink Baltimore-Changing the Narrative of Baltimore City Youth
Another robbery, another assault and some see it as just another day in Baltimore. The news reports catalog each incident with yet another headline pointing to one or several Baltimore youth doing something hurtful again. Citizens are demanding answers...
Legislative Review 2018 (Newsletter Content April 10, 2018)
Legislative Wrap: 2018 This session the General Assembly took strong action to protect and provide for Maryland’s most vulnerable children and youth, and their families. Faced with continued assaults on the federal safety net, the legislature passed bills that...
Maryland and DC are working together to create a joint Infant Mental Health Association– IMHA-MD/DC
On January 17th, the IMHA-MD/DC will be having it’s first Board of Directors meeting! Membership application coming soon! ACY is proud to have Melissa Rock, the Director of our Birth to Three Strategic Initiative, as the Membership Chair on...
Increase Funding for Care Coordination through Thrive By Three
Having successfully partnering with Senator Feguson and Delegate Jones to create the Thrive by Three legislation in the 2018 Legislative Session, we are thrilled to continue our efforts to ensure the Thrive By Three Fund is robustly funded. Our 2019 legislation...