Referral for Services

Making a referral to Help Me Grow is the first and easy step for parents who have questions or concerns about their infant or child. One referral to Help Me Grow opens the door to many programs that support families including Early Intervention, Home Visiting, Moms and Babies First, and the WIC Program.

If you are not the child’s parent, you may still make a referral. Help Me Grow will first contact the child’s parent before proceeding.

Referral Source
Required Field
Who is Making the Referral
How Did You Hear about Help Me Grow?
Your First Name:
Your Last Name
Agency/Organization:
At least one contact method is required (email, phone, or address)
Email:
Your Phone Number
Street Address
Please complete the referral source street address
City
Please complete the referral source city
Zip
Please complete the referral source zip
County
Caregiver Contact Information
Required Field
Primary Caregiver First Name
Primary Caregiver Last Name
Primary Caregiver Relationship to Child(ren)
Primary Caregiver DOB
Caregiver DOB Cannot Be Future Date Caregiver DOB is invalid. Please correct the DOB
At least one contact method is required (email, phone, or address)
Primary Phone Number
Best Contact Time
Street Address
Please complete the caregiver's street address
City
Please complete the caregiver's city
Zip
Please complete the caregiver's zip
County
Email Address
Preferred Contact Method
Primary Language Spoken in the Home
Primary Caregiver is Currently Pregnant?
 
Additional Caregiver / Alternative Contact
First Name
Last Name
Phone
Relationship to Primary Caregiver
Child(ren) Information One of the Children listed below has a date of birth in the future
One of the Children listed below has a date of birth out of range, should be 12 years or younger
One of the Children listed below has an invalid DOB. Please correct the DOB
To which service(s) are you interested in making a referral?
Home Visiting
A service for pregnant or new parents seeking a little extra support to ensure a healthy pregnancy, and to help their child off to the best possible start in life.
Early Intervention
Early Intervention is a statewide system that provides coordinated early intervention services to parents of eligible children under the age of three with developmental delays or disabilities.
WIC
WIC provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support; supplemental, nutritious foods and iron-fortified infant formula; and referrals to health care and other programs for income eligible pregnant and breastfeeding women, women who recently had a baby, infants, and children up to five years of age.
Additional Information
Please briefly tell us why you are seeking Help Me Grow Support