2013-01-25T13:40:38-07:00 2012-06-30 990 2011-07-01 911443685 WITHIN REACH WITH 2068305163 155 NE 100th Street Ste 500 Seattle WA 98125 Alison Carl White 2068305161 2013-01-25 2011 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z Alison Carl White 155 NE 100th Street Ste 500 Seattle WA 98125 4459369 0 X www.withinreachwa.org X 1988 WA To ensure optimal health for all families in Washington State. 11 11 40 125 0 0 3941802 4378473 13575 74016 9441 5157 4493 1723 3969311 4459369 0 0 0 0 1863712 2199082 0 0 209452 1493122 1980712 3356834 4179794 612477 279575 2422932 2812421 520273 630187 1902659 2182234 To ensure optimal health for all families in Washington State. 0 0 1630024 0 1823162 ACCESS TO BENEFITS WithinReach makes the connections Washington families need to be healthy. This is done via our statewide call center and on-line website ParentHelp123.org. WithinReach connected over 235,000 families to benefit programs such as WIC, Basic Food, Pregnancy Medicaid, Children's Health Insurance, Take Charge Family Planning, developmental screening resources, Summer Meal sites, food banks, immunization clinics and more. WithinReach staff asses the needs of a family, screens for State program eligibility, and helps them complete the application process. WithinReach also develops and distributes free public health education and outreach materials. WithinReach participates in Statewide partnerships to strategize implementing a universal developmental screening system in Washington and planned for implementation of the Washington State Help Me Grow pilot. "Help Me Grow" is a national, best-practice model that promotes access to early, regular, and comprehensive developmental screening and support services for families. The WithinReach HMG pilot will serve all Washington families with young children, ages 0-5. The program connects families to the resources needed to give all kids their best start, including free developmental screenings, games and activities that promote growth and development, community resources and, if necessary, referrals for early intervention services and other social service programs like Medicaid and WIC. WithinReach also provides program and enrollment information about the WIC program to eligible families in Washington State. Information is provided via a comprehensive outreach strategy including: multi-lingual direct mail to over 157,000 households, phone book listings in English and Spanish, community newspaper advertisements, on-line banner ads, Facebook posts, Google Adwords campaigns, newsletter articles and information distribution at health fairs and events. Over 257,000 WIC materials were provided to Washington providers free of charge. Materials are available in 12 languages. Families were directly connected to WIC clinics via the Family Health Hotline and there were nearly 100,000 hits to the WIC clinic search tools maintained on www.parenthelp123.org. 1294818 0 1623558 NUTRITION The nutrition outreach program provides information, referrals, and application assistance to over 16,000 King County residents. Through these activities WithinReach assists with application screening and submission for a number of public assistance programs, including Basic Food and Apple Health for Kids, and conducts in-person outreach at sites throughout King and Snohomish Counties, including food banks, community clinics, libraries, and job-training sites, collaborating with over 50 partner agencies, makes referrals including information about health insurance options, low-cost medical clinics, food banks, meal programs, utility assistance, and free tax preparation. WithinReach trains and supervises a volunteer corps recruited by the United Way of King County, who assist with our screening and application work. WithinReach's breastfeeding promotion includes a statewide quality improvement initiative to implement evidence-based hospital maternity care and breastfeeding support. Nineteen hospitals are enrolled, impacting the care received by 44% of the births in Washington State. The Worksite Lactation Support project was expanded to incorporate direct outreach to employers of low-wage earning women. New work began to support community health centers in enhancing the breastfeeding support they provide to new mothers, with a particular focus on African American, Native American and Latino families. Several informational outreach materials were updated to provide mothers and health care providers with accessible information about breastfeeding. WithinReach organized World Breastfeeding Week activities round the state, published the Breastfeeding Matters newsletter, and provided continual technical assistance to the more than 20 local breastfeeding coalitions located throughout Washington State. 510078 0 834079 IMMUNIZATION The Immunization promotion and awareness work at WithinReach includes: printing and distribution of 15,000 laminated childhood immunization schedules to providers; hosting quarterly Immunization Action Coalition of WA (IACW) meetings with educational presentations and panels, attended by over 120 IACW members; coordination of a CME program for immunization providers presented by CDC trainers with over 400 attendees; administering a distance learning curriculum for childcare providers on the importance of adult immunizations, which was successfully completed by 567 childcare providers; implementation of a multi-year social marketing immunization initiative, which included development and implementation of a grassroots community intervention and a randomized controlled trial testing use of a toolkit focused on provider-patient communication in the clinic setting. WithinReach piloted a hepatitis B nail salon outreach project in Tacoma, WA, with the following outreach results: interviewed 138, tested 135, vaccinated 63, identified 8 positive for hepatitis B. With CDC funding WithinReach piloted a comprehensive hepatitis B education, testing, vaccination, and linkage to care services project targeting adults born in Asia or Africa in Seattle King County. WithinReach served on CDC's Know More Hepatitis B Campaign and helped form the national Hep B UNITED coalition. 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