Healthy Child Manitoba

Working Together: A Parent’s Guide to Transition from School to Community | April 2010

Bridging to Adulthood: A Protocol for Transitioning Students with Exceptional Needs from School to Community
| March 2008

Information Sharing Protocol Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act | February 2004

Companion Guide for the Information Sharing Protocol Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act | February 2004

Guidelines for Early Childhood Transtition to School for Children with Special Needs | September 2002

Guidelines for School Registration of Students in Care of Child Welfare Agencies | September 2002

Interdepartmental Protocol Agreement for Children/Adolescents with Severe to Profound Emotional/Behavioural Disorders | June 1995

Healthy Child Manitoba Annual Reports

Early Childhood Development Progress Reports
In November 2002, the Government of Manitoba released the first of a series of major progress reports on Early Childhood Development (ECD). The 2003 report builds on the 2002 report by providing updates on program activity (2002/03) and investments (2003/04.)

A New Generation of Canadian Families Raising Young Children
The following report visually shows how these changes relate to child development and explain how families have adapted their parenting roles. On each page, findings from current research are used to discuss the implications of the data presented in the chart. In the concluding section, policies to support families with young children are described.

National Child Day Forum
The National Child Day Forum, hosted by Healthy Child Manitoba with community partners, has become an annual tradition providing an opportunity for community partners from across the province to gather for two days of networking and learning together about the latest research on early child development. Find the presentations from past forums here.

Triple P Implementation Report | Fall 2010
A Developmental Evaluation of Manitoba’s Provincial Implementation: Data from the 2008 Comprehensive Practitioner and Manager Interview (CPMI)

Families First Program Evaluation Highlights
Healthy Child Manitoba and regional health authorities surveyed families participating in the BabyFirst program and compared their parenting experiences with non-participants. The information gathered will help us better serve the needs of Manitoba children and their families.

EDI: Are our children ready for school?

DSFM: 2002 Manitoba Child Care Study for Parents and Child Care Workers

2002 Manitoba Child Care Study

Child Care Matters: The Importance of Child Care in Early Childhood Development
A plain-language introduction to the 1997 Manitoba Birth Cohort Study and some of its initial findings.

1997 Manitoba Birth Cohort Study: Description and Preliminary Findings
An overview of the 1997 Manitoba Birth Cohort Study, including its rationale, design and some preliminary findings.