BEcause children and families deserve
Care That Works Together


Baby Troy was diagnosed with a small lower jaw and a cleft palate, which initially created breathing problems.
Following the ACPA guidelines the team was able to see him within the first week of life to develop a treatment plan. “Initial team follow up is critical for the newborn’s optimal development, as well as aiding the parents understanding of the newborns needs in relation to his cleft diagnosis,” said Lida Sarnecky, Program Nurse Manager.
“Prior to surgery, Baby Troy had tremendous sleep apnea and now his Mom says he sleeps as quiet as a mouse.”

Number of adolescents now screened for early signs of depression and suicide risk each year
Number of preschool-aged children screened for early signs of behavioral and emotional problems each year
Pediatric providers trained by the Center for Collaborative Care.

Coordinated care requires alignment across providers, so families are not left to navigate complex systems alone.
When services operate separately, families feel the strain. Information does not transfer, and support becomes harder to sustain. Coordination changes that.
Your support reinforces the structure that allows care to move with families rather than around them. It helps ensure access remains steady, and prevention remains possible over time.
Sustained investment keeps this work strong and responsive. Your giving makes that possible.
How Kids Are Finally Accessing They Help They Need
Early response matters. When youth experience school discipline or early contact with the juvenile justice system, the response matters.
Your donation to Partnership for Child Health helps ensure those moments lead to connected care rather than deeper system involvement.

Your contribution supports the behind-the-scenes coordination that allows services to move with families.
This includes:
When coordination is strong, families spend less time repeating their story and more time receiving support.
The Impact of Coordinated Care
In 2025, coordinated programs reached thousands of children and families across Northeast Florida.
Behind each service is a family that did not have to navigate alone. When systems align, access expands, and prevention becomes possible.
The number of children and families connected to coordinated care and support .
Completed assessments helped identify needs and guide next steps early.
The number of families who received direct support and guidance through care pathways.
The number of youth who participated in diversion programming, preventing deeper court involvement.
The number of trauma-informed services delivered to youth and families.

Your support helps keep care connected across our community.
This includes:
Partnership for Child Health serves as a connector and backbone organization across Northeast Florida. Philanthropy reinforces that role.
Partnership for Child Health connects healthcare providers, courts, schools, and community organizations so they can work more effectively for Northeast Florida children and families. Hear from our partners about the positive outcomes for justice-involved youth through the implementation of the Duval County Diversion System of Care
Strong systems require clear measurement.
We track outcomes across programs and review performance to ensure services remain effective and aligned.
Philanthropic support helps us monitor results across initiatives, refine programs based on data, and share clear, consistent reporting with partners and supporters.
The percentage of children that are connected to a regular doctor for ongoing care.
The percentage of children and youth that receive screenings to catch concerns early.
The percentage of children and youth that stay current on routine check-ups.
MD, MPH, FACEP, FA
Partnership for Child Health connects systems so children and families receive the care and support they need to thrive.
When you give, you strengthen that connection.
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Every contribution reinforces coordinated care across our community.

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