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 How to Engage Families in Services
Best Start Resource Centre, 2011

This resource shares information about how service providers can engage families in services including ideas, tips, examples and programing ideas. It provides key information about parent engagement, determining the needs of parents, responding to parent needs, promoting services to parents and retaining parents in services.
Only available in PDF. in English.

 


 How to Reach Rural Populations
Best Start Resource Centre, 2010
This resource will help service providers to strengthen their services in rural areas and to engage rural families. It shares background information, a range of ideas, and examples of innovative and successful rural services.
Only available in PDF. in English.

 


 Health Fairs and Preconception, Prenatal and Child Health

Best Start Resource Centre, 2009
This manual shares information on the effectiveness of a variety of types of health fairs. It also provides strategies for service providers who wish to organize a health fair and offers a number of local stories on various types of health fairs.
Only available in PDF. in English.
 

 


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How to Reach Francophones – Maternal and Early Years Programs

Best Start Resource Centre, 2008
A manual for service providers describing the challenges of reaching francophones in minority settings and offering strategies to overcome these. Many program examples are described. The printed resource is bilingual.
Available in PDF. in English.
 

 

Checklist for the Development of Resources on Preconception, Prenatal and
Child Health
Best Start Resource Centre, 2006
This checklist includes a range of questions and recommendations to assist
in the development, adaptation or revision of resources on the topics of
preconception, prenatal or child health.
Available in PDF.
 

 


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Populations at Higher Risk : When Mainstream Approaches Don't Work
A Best Start Resource Centre "How To" Guide
Best Start Resource Centre, 2006
This resource was designed to help service providers consider strategies to reach populations that are at higher risk for maternal, newborn and child health concerns.
Available in print and PDF.
 

 


 J05-E
Self-Help/Peer Support Strategies in Maternal, Newborn and Child Health: Examples from the Provincial Landscape
Best Start Resource Centre in collaboration with the Self Help Resource Centre, 2005
A tool to provide links for those currently involved with or who would like to become involved in peer support and self-help programs in the context of maternal, newborn and family health.
Available in print and PDF.
 

 
 
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