Information for numerous services for those who are blind.

Information to assist those needing a disability qualification for social security benefits.

Provides information about resources and legal rights of families impacted by autism.

Find a free or low-cost health care center in your area of MS.

Information about kidney disease and resources you might need.

Resources you may need as you navigate life with diabetes for you or a family member.

Information about asthma and resources for parents.

AAPCC represents the poison control centers of the United States. Phone: 800.222.1222 - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Providing information and resources about heart disease and heart problems related to other diseases.

Further information from the Chat about Children with Mallory Malkin.

Daily activities parents can do with their children to build their preschool skills.

Integrates reading into pediatric practices, advises families about the importance of reading, and shares books that serve as a catalyst for healthy childhood development.

Courses ideal for court requirements, legal requirements, improving personal skills, and growing as a parent.

The MSU Extension Service offers publications, workshops, articles, and helpful tips for parents, grandparents, guardians, and childcare providers.

A variety of mental health services and supports are available for children and youth. Call the MS Dept of Mental Health at 1-877-210-8513 for more information.

Phone: (601) 352-7784 / (800) 388-6247 (toll free)

A free book program that mails books to children from birth to age five in participating communities within the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Republic of Ireland.

Eleven child advocacy centers working collaboratively with law enforcement, medical personnel, child protective services, and prosecutors in the investigation and treatment of child abuse cases.

Resources to find child care near your work or home, choose high-quality child care, and access early childhood health and development information for parents and guardians in Mississippi.

Enhancing quality of life for Mississippians with disabilities through programs focused on early childhood inclusion, education, housing, transition to adulthood, and wellness.