Shelby County Help Me Grow
Central Intake and Referral Location
County Profile Reports
Shelby County State Fiscal Year 06 Profile (07/01/05-06/30/06)
County Data
In this section, you can find performance data for the county Help Me Grow program. Information regarding the monthly child counts for children age 0 to 1 and 0 to 3, public reporting related to Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and program data regarding participants and outcomes in the Help Me Grow system in general. To access the desired information, please select the links below to open the data in a PDF file or to be redirected to another Web page with more detailed descriptions of the data reported.
Child Count Data
Select the link below to view a spreadsheet with monthly statistics on this county's child count for Part C-eligible children, at-risk eligible children and newborn home visits.
Monthly Child Count (pdf file)
Public Reporting of Local Data for Part C
Select the links below to view information regarding this county's performance in regard to eight of the 14 indicators reported to the federal Office of Special Education Programs as part of the State Performance Plan (SPP) and Annual Performance Report (APR). A summary chart displaying the eight indicators is available for quick viewing along with a more in-depth report of the indicators. The summary and the public report are both available in PDF format below.
Summary of Shelby County's Part C Indicators
Public Report of Shelby County's Part C IndicatorsHelp Me Grow Program Data
This section contains information regarding several aspects of the Help Me Grow program, including data on participant demographics, newborn home visits, characteristics of the at-risk participant population and services provided to Help Me Grow infants and toddlers.Help Me Grow Program Data
Help Me Grow OutcomesThis section contains information regarding the results of a survey of Help Me Grow participants regarding child and family outcomes. These data expand upon information reported to the federal government regarding outcomes for Part C children and families in the SPP/APR and Compliance Agreement.
This page last updated on 8/14/07.