Developmental screening can help identify potential concerns early and connect children and families with the support they need. Through Help Me Grow Onondaga, the ECA Onondaga works with families, health care providers, and community partners to make developmental screening more accessible and strengthen connections to services and resources. That work is highlighted in a story from The Hechinger Report (also published in shorter form in the New York Times) examining developmental screening...

Learn more about the ECA Onondaga’s collective efforts to mobilize resources in support of children and families during 2025. Read our annual report here.

Thank you, Bridge Street on NewsChannel 9, for highlighting how Tiny Martians, Big Emotions and Books, Balls & Blocks are helping young children build social-emotional skills through play, theatre, and early learning. Read the full story here.