b'We dont provide the services. We build the capacity, connection, and clarity behind them.Developing Robust Multi-Sector Partnerships & Innovative CollaborationsProject IMPACT Parent/Child Interaction Therapy power brought together unlikely partners around aFactors Framework, MPAP helped caregivers build shared mission toward ensuring every child has theresilience, deepen their understanding of child At Vantage Plastics in Standish, a new employeeIn classrooms across Bay and Arenac counties,development, and foster supportive peer networks named James didnt just start a jobhe found ateachers noticed a troubling shift: following thefoundation they need to thrivein the classroom, at home, and beyond. through parent cafes and group sessions.lifeline. During orientation, he was introduced to apandemic, students struggled to focus. Parent-Community Health Worker (CHW), a connection thatteacher conferences revealed a deeper concern Tri-Star Trust was so inspired by the programsWith funding from Children Trust Michigan in the opened the door to vital resources and ongoingchildren were increasingly dependent on screens,potential that it provided additional funding toamount of $132,353, and MiHIA serving as the support. From navigating workplace challenges toand families felt overwhelmed. In response, MiHIAexpand its reach. And to ensure access to carefiscal agent, the program offered mindfulness accessing health and wellness services, that firstconvened psychology faculty from Central Michiganregardless of location, the CMU College of Medicineactivities, financial literacy and job readiness meeting became a turning point, helping JamesUniversity, Bay-Arenac ISD, and WellSpring Lutherandeployed a portion of its HRSA grant to equiptraining, and access to vital community resources. thrive both on and off the job. Services to introduce Parent-Child Interactiontherapists and schools with the technology neededFathers received targeted programming, and Therapy (PCIT), a proven approach to improvingfor telehealth counseling. Together, these effortsfamilies participated in social-emotional learning MiHIA connected the W.E.L.L. Outreach andchild behavior and strengthening caregiverlaid the foundation for a transformative model of Central Michigan District Health Department toand extracurricular activities designed to support relationships. careone that brought public health and educationchildrens development. The CAN Council also the de Beaumont Foundation and helped secure a $100,000 IMPACT grant, that embedded a CHW inSupported by a $196,448 grant from the Michigantogether to ensure every child has the support theyengaged in statewide public awareness efforts, the factory, improving retention and safety.Health Endowment Fundheld by Bay-Arenacneed to thrive. including Child Abuse Prevention Day at the capitol.Retention rates improved so dramatically that itISDthis initiative trained therapists, equippedDirect Services GrantChildren became a model of innovation in workforce healthteachers, and empowered parents with toolsTrust Michigan By meeting families where they are and equipping to reduce screen time and improve behavioralthem with practical tools and support, MPAP helped for others to follow. When leaders of the Jerkyoutcomes. This project trained four behavioralTo support stressed parents in Saginaw, Bay, andbuild stronger, healthier homes across the region.Outlet in Bay City heard about the success thathealth therapists in PCIT and assembled a teamHuron counties, the CAN Council implemented the Vantage experienced the company hired a CHWof school officials, psychologists, and parents toMake Parenting a Pleasure (MPAP) programan proving that health, well-being and economicdevelop strategies for an ongoing campaign toevidence-based initiative focused on strengthening growth go hand in hand.reduce childrens screentime. MiHIAs conveningfamilies and reducing the risk of child abuse. Grounded in the Strengthening Families Protective 6 2022-2025 MiHIA Impact Report 2022-2025 MiHIA Impact Report 7'